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What is the novel referring to when it mentions Maycomb's "usual disease"?

poverty
slavery
racism
misinformation

Respuesta :

 The correct answer is racism because there's no way in hell it can be poverty or slavery. Its a 50%/50% chance on misinformation but I'll go for racism. Hope this helps you.
holesstanham

Answer:

Racism

Explanation:

Maycomb is a small town in Alabama where the novel To Kill a Mockingbird takes place. In this novel, we learn that one of the problems Maycomb has is that of racism. This is called the "usual" disease of the town, and it proves to be particularly important and damaging in the case of the trial. The racism of the town is evident after Atticus decides to provide legal defense to Tom Robinson, a black man.

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