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Sojourner Truth

sojourner truth

Principal Character :/

This book is a biography the principal character is she in this story have a lot secondary character bud principal only one

Fredrick McKissack

He born on Agoust 12,1939 in Nashville Tennessee-April 28,2013. He was an Afro-American writer. After High School he joined to the US Marines. Then he joined to the university of Tennesse when he met Patricia.

Patricia C. McKissak

She born on Agoust 9,1944 in Smyrna, Tennessee. She was inspired to be a wirter by her mother who read poetry her evry night when she was Young, and she also get influenced by her grandparents who tell her many fantastic stories. She studied at the university of Tennessee. She had win some awards for many books she had write. Fredrick McKissak

Climax & Falling Action

The climax & the Falling action is when she went to a trial cause "she poisoned a a black guy" and that's why when she was declare inocent she reduce the speech's she used to give to the woman & black comunities

Conflict

When she changed her name to "Sojourner Truth" and start giving speech to woman & afro-american people about equality (the most famus is Ain't I a woman)

Rising Action

When She grew up and start fighting against the racism and for the women rights , also when she report the white men that buy his son , that why se convert the first black woman that win a trial against a white man

Exposition

When she born, all his chilhood (when she learn that during that time afro-americans would never be equal to the white people

Setting

This story take place in New York, in the time of the start discrimination in the U.S. (1800-1860)

What is the Book abaout

the book is abaut Sojourner Truht , this book is her biography, and in this text the author make some analisys abuat her speech's

Theme

wish of equality, cuase Isabel always fight against the discrimination of women & afro-american people