in to kill a mockingbird How does Atticus differ from the people of Maycomb?

A.
Despite his willingness to get along, Atticus feels far superior to the townspeople.

B.
Atticus is better educated than most and thinks Maycomb is stuck in a time warp.

C.
Atticus grew up in the North and doesn't understand Southern ways.

D.
Atticus sticks to his principles and doesn't agree with the racial inequality he sees.

Question

in to kill a mockingbird How does Atticus differ from the people of Maycomb?	
 
 A.
Despite his willingness to get along, Atticus feels far superior to the townspeople.
 
 B.
Atticus is better educated than most and thinks Maycomb is stuck in a time warp.
 
 C.
Atticus grew up in the North and doesn't understand Southern ways.
 
 D.
Atticus sticks to his principles and doesn't agree with the racial inequality he sees.

anonymous · Answer

I didn't enjoy that book nor the movie too @ZambieZoe. I don't know the answer but to me I don't think its the letter D.

anonymous · Answer

D. :) Pretty obvious when he protects a man who no one won't stand by because of his color and Atticus is not really racist like everyone else.  it's a great book and the movie with Gregory Peck is a classic!

anonymous · Answer

Why did you give me a medal @xionfairy

anonymous · Answer

Because you deserved one! :] plus giving out medals is nifty and it seems to perk people up. :)

anonymous · Answer

I got the answer incorrect by saying "I don't know the answer but to me I don't think its the letter D"

anonymous · Answer

Still you tried to help! :'D

anonymous · Answer

You are right about that and I'll give you one too @xionfairy

anonymous · Answer

Thank you Jazzy! @JazzyMLee9

anonymous · Answer

You are welcome!

anonymous · Answer

D.