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What is the claim "To kill a mockingbird" in chapter 11?

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I may not be right, but this is just based on memory, so I apologize if I got the answer wrong

Explanation:

Atticus wanted the kids to see her strength and courage, even though it ended in a painful death. This chapter indicates the similarities between Mrs. Dubose's struggles to overcome her addiction to morphine, and Atticus's fight to reduce the level of racism in Maycomb

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