| A | B |
|---|
| John Dewey | believed in learning via experience |
| Finch | kind of bird |
| mockingbird | harmless bird or character |
| entailment | stipulation that one's property cannot be sold |
| epigraph | allusive quote |
| scout | forerunner, searcher |
| prejudice | prejudging for ANY reason |
| bildungsroman | novel of education |
| Aunt Alexandra | symbol of femininityand tradition |
| Crash | beginning of the Depression |
| Old Sarum | trad. community named after ancient Brit. settlement |
| lynching | kidnapping + hanging of person accused of crime |
| Bullfinch | allusion to mythology book |
| Methodism | belief that one can improve one's character |
| The Gray Ghost | novel asso. w/Boo |
| Dewey decimal system | book. ID system |
| Atticus | named after a black bishop who opposed lynching |
| Boo | Arthur Radley, turned by legend into a monster |
| Arthur | connects Boo to legendary and chivalrous king |
| Rabies | disease that causes madness |
