Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry: Chapter 7

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What does Uncle Hammer tell Stacey about T.J.?

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Uncle Hammer tells Stacey that T.J. has made a fool of him, it's foolish to care about what useless people say, and people should not blame others for their stupidity.

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How does Papa react when Jeremy stops by on Christmas?

Back

Papa is polite, but distant and cautious.

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What is the significance of the land to the Logan family?

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The land is significant as it is a place for family gatherings, a source of income through farming, and represents their independence and legacy.

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Why do Papa and Mama allow the children to hear Mr. Morrison's recollections of white people acting violently?

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They want the children to know the realities of how whites treat blacks.

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How does Mr. Jamison demonstrate he is different from many local citizens?

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Mr. Jamison helps Big Ma change the land ownership papers, offers to back the credit extended to the black families boycotting the Wallace store, and makes a Christmas visit to the Logans.

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What lesson does Uncle Hammer want to impart to Stacey?

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Uncle Hammer wants to teach Stacey about the importance of self-respect and not letting others' opinions affect him.

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What does the land symbolize for the Logan family?

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The land symbolizes their heritage, pride, and the struggle for independence.

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How does the community react to the Logan family's land ownership?

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The community often shows jealousy and resentment towards the Logan family's land ownership.

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What role does Mr. Morrison play in the Logan family's life?

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Mr. Morrison serves as a protector and a source of wisdom for the Logan family.

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What does the Christmas visit from Jeremy signify in the story?

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Jeremy's Christmas visit signifies the complexities of friendship across racial lines.