Please answer these questions.

Cassie is the first-person narrator of the novel. Her brothers are Stacey (12), Christopher John (7), and Clayton, aka. Little Man(6).

2) Farm season- the children are needed at home

-Cassie Logan, Stacey Logan, Christopher-John Logan, Clayton Chester "Little Man" Logan

They are black and poor. Unlike many black's they own theor own land and get by.

- The black school can't afford to stay open and the kids must work in the fields.

If these don't get answered I'll get to them after lunch.

-Cassie Logan, Stacey Logan, Christopher-John Logan, Clayton Chester "Little Man" Logan

They are black and poor. Unlike many black's they own theor own land and get by.

- The black school can't afford to stay open and the kids must work in the fields.

If these don't get answered I'll get to them after lunch.

4) Little Man takes the book back to his desk, but when he opens it, sees something inside it that makes him throw it on the floor and stomp on it. Cassie looks inside her book and sees columns listing the book's condition and the race of the student for every year from 1922-1933. This is the first year that the book's condition is listed as "very poor" and the first time that the race of the student is listed as "nigra" instead of "white." As Miss Crocker is about to take the switch to Little Man, Cassie explains that her brother can already read and shows the teacher why he was angry. Miss Crocker tells Cassie that the books says "nigra" because that's what she is and orders her to sit down. Cassie tells Miss Crocker she doesn't want her book either. Miss Crocker takes the switch to both Little Man and Cassie.

6) Mama is angry about the books, but she says that Miss Crocker had the right to punish them for disobeying. Mama clearly doesn't agree with her. Mama trims brown paper to the size of the page and glues it over the inside covers of her children's books. Miss Crocker is shocked that she would "damage" county property, but Mama says she is going to do it to all the seventh graders' books the next day. Cassie can tell that her mother understands, and sneaks away.

why is little man so upsetting he gets his book from the teacher

Please answer these:

why does Ms. Crocker think that little man can't read the inside cover of the book?

Why does Mr. Morrison get fired from the railroad?

what does the sheriff do when Henrietta Toggins reports what she saw happened to the Berrys?

Please answer these questions ASAP

1 the author points out in "Rolling Thunder Hear My Cry" that the pictures in the reading books were of "girls with blonde braids and boys with blue eyes". What is the significance of this?

2 What do we know about the character of "Little Man" that helps explain his reaction to the condition of the books

4) Little Man takes the book back to his desk, but when he opens it, sees something inside it that makes him throw it on the floor and stomp on it. Cassie looks inside her book and sees columns listing the book's condition and the race of the student for every year from 1922-1933. This is the first year that the book's condition is listed as "very poor" and the first time that the race of the student is listed as "nigra" instead of "white." As Miss Crocker is about to take the switch to Little Man, Cassie explains that her brother can already read and shows the teacher why he was angry. Miss Crocker tells Cassie that the books says "nigra" because that's what she is and orders her to sit down. Cassie tells Miss Crocker she doesn't want her book either. Miss Crocker takes the switch to both Little Man and Cassie.