The Deep South - To Kill A Mocking Bird
Exploring The Deep South: A Quiz on To Kill a Mockingbird
Test your knowledge about the Deep South and its historical significance, especially in relation to Harper Lee's classic novel, To Kill a Mockingbird. This quiz will challenge you with questions about geography, history, and social dynamics during a pivotal time in American history.
- 4 Engaging Questions
- Multiple Choice Format
- Learn Fun Facts About The Deep South
What are 3 key countries located within The Deep South?
Georgia, Texas, Alabama
Pennsylvania, Virginia, Arkansas
Louisiana, Mississippi, Ohio
Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama
What is the area located within the Deep South called where there was a high population of black citizens?
Black Area
Black Bank
Black Belt
Black Stretch
What did this part of the country unite to be known as during the Civil War?
Constitution
Confederacy
Allied South
Joined Forces
What is 'White Supremacy'?
Where black people believe they are superior to white people
Where black people believe they are inferior to white people
Where white people believe they are superior to black people
Where white people believe they are inferior to black people
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