Mr. Reyes Mid-Term A raisin in the sun

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This is the name of the character who tries to court Beneatha from Nigeria (Last name is acceptable)

Joseph Asagai

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This is the author of "A Raisin in the Sun.”

Lorraine Hansberry

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This is the name of the individual from the "Welcoming Committee" who tries to buy back the Younger Household for financial gain.

Karl Lindner

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The poem by Langston Hughes that we read at the beginning of the unit that inspired this story was titled this...

"Harlem"

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One of the major themes of "A Raisin in the Sun" was the struggle to achieve this, like having a family, a dog, and a white picket fence.

The American Dream

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What happens to $10,000 from the check?

Mama uses $3000 to spend a down-payment on a house. She then gives the rest to Walter Lee to save $4000 for Beneatha’s medical school tuition. But Walter Lee gives it to his business partner, Willy Harris, who steals the money.

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Does Walter Lee take Karl Lidner’s deal to buyout the house in the ending of A Raisin in the Sun.

Walter considers the deal but rejects it. The Youngers (Walters Family) reject this and prepare to move into their new home.

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One of the major themes of "A Raisin in the Sun" was, “What happens when a dream deferred.” What does this mean?

This play shows poverty and systemic oppression force people to postpone or abandon their personal dreams. But how shared family hopes outlast individual disappointment.

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What is the poem, “Harlem”, about?

“Harlem” is about the psychological and physical cosnquences when African Americans are denied the American Dream of equality and advancement.