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| Columbia Law School, pg. 11 |
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| In the book A Tugging String, Mr. Greenburg taught part-time at what university in New York? |
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| How many bubbles are in a bar of soap?, Pg. 31 |
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In the book A Tugging String, the first time Mrs. Dorothy Milton went to register to vote, this is
the question that appeared on her voter registration literacy test: ____________________. |
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| He mistakenly marked it on his pocket calendar for the next Sunday, the fourteenth, Pg. 45 |
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| In the book A Tugging String, why did Rev. King miss the march in Selma, Alabama? |
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| In the book A Tugging String, David’s favorite magazine was _______. |
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| People’s homes or black hotels, Pg. 81 |
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In the book A Tugging String, when Jack Greenburg and Jim Nabrit traveled they chose to stay in
what two places? |
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| He couldn’t say anything about King, who clearly was in league with communists, Pg. 102 |
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In the book A Tugging String, William Sullivan considered informing Jack Greenburg about a
planned assassination on his life. Why did he conclude that he couldn’t inform Dr. King about his
assassination threats? |
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| His brother on the Drexter, Pg. 112 |
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In the book A Tugging String, Officer Jenkins saved Greenburg’s life not because he was a good
cop but for _____. |
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| Parkinson’s disease pg, 117 |
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| In the book A Tugging String, Duvy’s grandfather was afflicted with which disease? |
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| In the book A Tugging String, what part of a cooked goose is known as “the pope’s nose”? |
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He threatened to have Hadley’s father-in-law and every member on his wife’s side audited,
Pg. 124 |
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In the book A Tugging String, how did Attorney George Ribbon persuade Chief Hadley to
“increase security on Greenburg one thousand percent”? |
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| He blinked his eyes twice, Pg. 13 |
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In the book A Tugging String, when Jack Greenburg was unhappy or disturbed what facial tick did
he develop? |
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| They led a line of African Americans through the “Whites” entrance of the building, Pg. 145 |
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In the book A Tugging String, what heroic act did Dorothy and Hector Milton lead at the Voter
Registration Office? |
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In the book A Tugging String, David was apprehensive about preparing something for the Tiger’s
picnic. After reading what poem did he decide to prepare pear strudel? |
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| Your father has no choice, Pg. 156 |
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In the book A Tugging String, when learning of Jack’s attempted assassination while watching the
news, Mrs. Greenburg comforted Josiah by saying, “Dad will be alright and _______”? |
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| The Thunderbolt, Newspaper of the Ku Klux Klan, pg. 71 |
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In the book A Tugging String, reaching into the mailbox to retrieve his latest edition of Popular
Science, David found this document. |
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| Judge Frank Johnson, Pg. 66 |
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| In the book A Tugging String, who was considered the most hated man in Alabama? |
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| Because more of them had died than us, Pg. 73 |
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In the book A Tugging String, what made David believe that America was winning the Vietnam
War? |
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| “Because he didn’t say please. I cannot abide discourteous children.”, Pg. 97 |
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In the book A Tugging String, the woman behind the counter of Beverley Bakery refused to give
the African American student a cookie not because she was racist but because__________. |
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| “Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, and segregation forever”, Pg. 44 |
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| In the book A Tugging String, Governor Wallace’s favorite phrase was _____. |
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| Milton’s Engine Repair, pg. 144 |
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In the book A Tugging String, after being fired from Gallagher’s Hector Milton opened what
business? |
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