Exploring the Role of Family and Community
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Multiple Choice
In the novel "To Kill a Mockingbird", how does Atticus Finch's family influence his decision to defend Tom Robinson?
- His wife, Maudie, encourages him to stand up for justice.
- His daughter, Scout, challenges his views on racial prejudice.
- His brother, Jack, provides him with legal advice.
- His father, John, instills in him a strong sense of morality.