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CRY, THE BELOVED COUNTRY. JEOPARDY!. DOUBLE JEOPARDY!. BOOK II. Arthur Jarvis greatly admired this U.S. president. Characters - 200. Who was Abraham Lincoln?. Characters - 200. This character (Arthur ’ s brother-in-law) reveres Arthur for his dedication to social issues. Characters - 400.
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CRY, THE BELOVED COUNTRY JEOPARDY!
DOUBLE JEOPARDY! BOOK II
Arthur Jarvis greatly admired this U.S. president. Characters - 200
Who was Abraham Lincoln? Characters - 200
This character (Arthur’s brother-in-law) reveres Arthur for his dedication to social issues. Characters - 400
Who is John Harrison? Characters - 400
These three characters are on trial for the murder of Arthur Jarvis. Characters - 600
Who are Absalom Kumalo, Matthew Kumalo, and Johannes Parfuri? Characters - 600
This character scolds Gertrude for her careless behavior, and scolds Absalom’s girlfriend for talking idly. Characters - 800
Who is Mrs. Lithebe? Characters - 800
Chapter 28 is almost exclusively about the guilt (or innocence) of the 3 black natives; it is presented to the reader from this person’s point of view. Characters – 1000
Who is the judge? Characters – 1000
This is where James Jarvis shook the hand of a black man for the first time. Events - 200
What is the funeral for his son, Arthur? Events - 200
Gertrude tells Mrs. Lithebe that she wants to become this. Events - 400
What is a nun? Events - 400
This weather condition afflicts the farming in and around Ndotsheni. Events - 600
What is a drought? Events - 600
This is the reason that Absalom gives for carrying a revolver during the break-in. Events - 800
What is because he was frightened? Events - 800
After the verdict has been read, the young white man breaks this custom which is “not lightly done.” Events - 1000
What is help Stephen Kumalo out of the courtroom? (What is “break the racial line” coming out of the courtroom?) Events - 1000
“I have only this to say, that I killed this man, but I did not mean to kill him.” Quotes - 200
Who is Absalom Kumalo? Quotes - 200
“This thing that is the heaviest thing of all my years, is the heaviest thing of all your years also.” Quotes - 400
Who is Stephen Kumalo? Quotes - 400
“Therefore, I shall try to do what is right, and to speak what is true.” Quotes - 600
Who is Arthur Jarvis? Quotes - 600
“Let us sell our labor for what it is worth. And if an industry cannot buy our labor, let that industry die. But let us not sell our labor cheap to keep any industry alive.” Quotes - 800
Who is John Kumalo? Quotes - 800
"The truth is that our society is not Christian; it is a tragic compound of great ideal and fearful practice, of high assurance and desperate anxiety, of loving charity and fearful clutching of possession. Allow me a minute. . ." Quotes - 1000
Who is Arthur Jarvis? Quotes - 1000
This is the name of Arthur Jarvis’s farm. Places - 200
What is High Place? Places - 200
In one of his essays, Arthur Jarvis writes that his parents taught him to be honorable, but taught him nothing about this. Places - 400
What is the country of South Africa? (What is the racial injustice of South Africa?) Places - 400
The house of this favorite niece of Margaret Jarvis is where Stephen Kumalo unexpectedly meets James Jarvis. Places - 600
Who is Barbara Smith? Places - 600
Msimangu decides to retire here at the end of Book II. Places - 800
What is a monastery? Places - 800
This is the region where gold is discovered. Places - 1000
What is the Orange Free State? (Or, what is Odendaalsrust?) Places - 1000
Stephen Kumalo promises to try to find the daughter of this man. Potpourri - 200
Who is Sibeko? Potpourri - 200
This is what Mr. Harrison advocates to solve the “native problem.” Potpourri - 400
What is stricter laws, more police/more control? Potpourri - 400
This word, which means “allowable,” is repeated throughout Arthur Jarvis’s unfinished manuscript on the history of South Africa’s society. Potpourri - 600
What is “permissible”? Potpourri - 600