A Different Drummer

Tucker Caliban

• destroys his land with salt

• lead migration of black population

• direct descendent of the African

• none above

Harry Leland

• doesn't let his son use slurs

• realizes the dynamics of the south is changing

• realizes the treatment of black ppl is wrong

• belive in racism

Dymphna Wilson

• Dewey's sister

• saw bethrah as a good friend

• looks to bethrah for advice

• none above

Mister Leland

• 8 years old

• son of Harry Leland

• visited Miss Rickeett (at request of his father)

• none above

Bethrah Caliban

• wants to earn money to go to college

• believes in civil rigths movement

• Eurocentric features and dark red hair

• none above

Dewey Wilson

• dependent on tucker

• finished his first year in college

• received a letter from tucker

• none above

Dymphna, like her brother Dewey, remains unaware of and insensitive to the black people in their lives.

• false

• true

In the end, Reverend Bradshaw follows the other black residents by leaving town

• false

• true

Tucker strongly believes in the civil rights movement

• false

• true

The General named the African's baby Caliban, which means "Primitive man"

• false

• true