In the book March: Book One where did John first see black magazines? his school library In the book March: Book One why was going to school sometimes a luxury John's family couldn't afford? during planting and harvesting seasons In the book March: Book One what headline in May 1954 just about turned John's world upside down? Segregation in schools had been outlawed by the Supreme Court in the Brown v.

In the book March: Book One what careful planning had to take place when John and Uncle Otis started driving through the South, to get to Buffalo? Where to stop for gas and bathroom breaks In the book March: Book One what could make black drivers from up north visible targets when they drove through the South? their license plates In the book March: Book One at what point in the road trip to Buffalodid Uncle Otis relax? When he and John crossed into Ohio? In the book March: Book One where did Uncle Otis take John in June 1951? North, to Buffalo, NY In the book March: Book One what amazed John about his Uncle O.C.'s neighbors? They were white In the book March: Book One why did John's bus travel mostly on dirt roads? The county didn't bother paving roads into 'colored' communities unless it was necessar for white traffic to pass through In the book March: Book One, how does John describe his school? a cluster of small cinderblock buildings with a dirt field out back for recess.

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