1. Title/Author setting May comb Alabama. 1933-1935 Although slavery has long been abolished the southerners in mycomb continue to believe in white supremacy.

2. Satire The mocking bird only sings to pleas others and there for its is considered a sin to shoot mocking bird.

3. Youth The story narrator scout is six when the story begins she natural curios about life.

4. Racial prejudice Tom Robison a young hard working black man raped a white girl, Mayella Ewell.

5. The great depression They have no money and the food market gone bad so the cutting Hamm had no money.

6. Morality Are morals a matter of community standards or individual.

7. Tolerance Dealing with woman having to be called a girl. The Ewell use foul words in the community. And it the Tolerance of Ewell.

8. Social snobbery A judicial system that doesn't practice what it preaches. Ideally, a jury of one’s peers dispassionately.

9. The great need for conscience There is a need for the care of the oppres sed and poor.

10. Equality Scholars have noted that Lee also addresses issues of class, courage and compassion, and gender rules in the deep south.

11. Need for compassion When people are undeserving. This is a central question in to kill a mockingbird.

12. patience Within in a small town people have live there for ages. They all are very calm and are not in a hurry for nothing.