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Both stories relate to freedom and white people taking advam

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the two articles connect to the novel becuase they are both about how people of color dreamed and wanted freedom.

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"From Slaves to Sharecropper" and "Caged bird" connect to our novel because they focus on racism and discrimination.

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It shows how the caged bird dreams of being free.

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The article "From Slaves to Sharecropper" connects to the novel because they both talk about freedom and the continuation of racism after slavery had ended.

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The poem "Caged bird" connects to the novel because it shows how even though slaves are free they don't have freedom.

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The poem Caged bird connects to the novel because it includes the longing for freedom.

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"From Slaves to Sharecroppers" connects to "To Kill A Mockingbird" because they both have to do with the time period that TKAM was written it. It deals with the great depression, and prejudice towards African Americans at the same time.

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The poem "Caged Bird" relates to the novel  in the way that they both represent people's feeling as they try to achieve freedom and the tension during this time period. The bird was caged and not free, and struggled becasue of it. The cage took away their opportunities in the way that slavery took away

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they both connect to the novel because they both have to do with segregation and civil rights and both make connections to things that are also shown in the book.

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the poem caged bird connects to the novel because it shows freedom and the limits of freedom.

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"Caged Bird" connects to TKaMB because both show the concepts of limits and freedom. In TKaMB, the main characters are severely limited by segregation and economic issues during the great depression. In Caged Bird, a bird is not able to grow to it's full potential because it is caged.

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From Slaves to Sharecropper relates to the novel in the sense of continued racism after slavery. In Caged bird, the caged bird refers to the slaves.

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The article and the poem both connect to the novel because they both show racism and the difference between the ones who are free and the ones who are limited.

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Caged bird connects to the novel because it talks about how Alabama did not still have slavery but black people were still treated unfairly like the bird in the cage.

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They both connect to the book because during the time they are growing up in racism and segregation was in full effect.

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The caged bird connects to To Kill a Mockingbird because they both include the longing for freedom and the fear of having it.

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Because they both show how people who are caged and animals do not know how to act when they have not been free for all their life.

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The poem "Caged bird" connects to the novel because they both are talking about freedom.

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The article connects because in "Caged Bird", the caged bird was trapped and didn't know what to do except sing of freedom, and the slaves in "From Slaves to Sharecropper" were also trapped and didn't know what to do when they became free.

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They both connect to the novel because it is about slavery and how they want to be free.

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The sharecropper text connects to the novel through time period. Both have to do with the great depression.

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The poem Caged Bird connects to the poem because it portrays what Harper Lee was writing about. It helps you better understand what it was like for her and others in her society in the 1930s, when the book took place. It shows how people were trying to achieve freedom.

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The poem connects to the novel because it shows the limits of the caged bird and the freedoms of the free bird and how it is unfair what different lifes they live.

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These two passages connect to the novel because the novel was written in and takes place during a time of racial inequality. This is similar to these passages because they deal with inequality.

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The poem "Caged bird" connects to the  novel because the book was written from an author that have experience this situation. During Civil War they was a free and caged bird. Free bird people with freedom and the caged birds were the African Americans.

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The poem connects to the novel because they both explain a subject about something being trapped and held back from freedom

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The poem connects to the novel because it shows how even both blacks and whites are still people, they are treated different, like how both birds are birds, yet one is caged and the other is free.

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The caged bird tells us that the caged bird is not free. The caged bird, of course, represents the African-Americans, who is still not free which will cause problems throughout the story. It contributes to the plot of the story.

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The poem and the article relate to TKaM because they all take about freedom. In the book, there isnt that much freedom because it is in the 30's, and the great depression is going on as well. In the article, the freedmen arent completly free because they are taken advantage of by the whites. The caged bird doesnt have freedom, but the free bird does.

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The poem "Caged Bird" connects to the novel  because the novel connects to racism and prejudice against colored people.

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These two articles connect to the novel because they focus on racism and prejudice against black people. They show the isolation and unfairness that was brought upon the blacks by their landowners/masters.

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The two texts connect b/ they both talk about freedom that most (Slaves and the caged bird) will not get.