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Rascism: people in the town did not accept african americans
Youth:  have a good childhood
Morality - Atticus believed it was right to defend Tom even when the rest of the town didn't.

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1) Friendship - how the characters finally except everyone and finally see the person on the inside.
2)Discrimination - They are very racist.
3) Mystery - some of the kids are very into finding about Boo Radley.

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1. Racism - every one is racist toward black people.
2. Good and evil - there is both in this small town.
3.youthful childhood - the kids have a good childhood.

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1. Don't believe
2. Discrimination
3. Youth

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1. social and racial equality
2. friendship
3. childhood

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1 Don't believe everything you hear-The children used to think that Boo was a bad person, but they found out that he was kind.
2. Good and evil - there is both in this small town.
3.youthful childhood - the kids have a good childhood.

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1) Discrimination
2) Justice and Judgement
3) Morality

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1. Racism
2. Hatred
3. discrimination

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1. Social inequality-

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1. Racism - every one is racist toward black people.
2. Good and evil - there is both in this small town.
3.youthful childhood - the kids have a good childhood.

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1.Racism
2.Youth
3.Inequality

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[1.] The Coexistence of Good and Evil: exploration of the moral nature of human beings—that is, whether people are essentially good or essentially evil.

[2.] The Importance of Moral Education: In a sense, the plot of the story charts Scout’s moral education, and the theme of how children are educated—how they are taught to move from innocence to adulthood—recurs throughout the novel.

[3.] The Existence of Social Inequality: Differences in social status are explored largely through the overcomplicated social hierarchy of Maycomb, the ins and outs of which constantly baffle the children.

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1.) Racism]
2.)Good and Evil
3.)the innocence of childhood

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1.) Racism
2.)

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1. Morality- Atticus knew that it was morally right to defend Tom even though the rest of Maycomb didn't believe it was right.
2. Youth- Are the kids are just mini-me versions of the adults they will become, or is something substantial lost or gained in the transition to adulthood?
3. Racism- The town showed discrimination against African Americans multiple times throughout the novel, during Tom Roninson's case, and in the servants the families of Maycomb hired.

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1)racism- The town is angry at Atticus for defending Tom
2)Childhood- Jem and Scout always playing the boo Radley games
3)good and evil- there is both in this small town

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1.) Racism - the town didn't fully accept African Americans a few distinct times in the novel.
2.) Social Inequality - not everyone was treated the same.
3.) Morality - Atticus believed it was right to defend Tom even when the rest of the town didn't.

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One theme is the excistence of racism is still here. Many times throughout the book you see racism potent throughout the book such as when when  Dill called Atticus a nigger lover.
The coexistence of good and evil. You see good and evil change Jem and Scout change from witnessing such acts.
The importance of education is the last one