adriannahumphrie adriannahumphrie
  • 08-04-2021
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In the book to kill a mocking bird why does atticus think that he cant win tom robinsons case.

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ornateyew ornateyew
  • 08-04-2021

Answer:

Atticus thinks he will lose the case because Tom Robinson is black, and in Maycomb, though evidence says otherwise, will be prosecuted because he is black.

Explanation:

no multiple choice answers were provided, but I hope this helps.

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Blimo Blimo
  • 08-04-2021

Answer:

Discrimination

Explanation:

He believes that he cannot win the case due to the racial discrimination that takes place in the story, and the natural prejudice and bias that the court holds against Tom, that were common in the time and setting of the story.

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