to kill a mockingbird took place in united states.
to kill a mockingbird took place in united states.
when does to kill a mockingbird take place?
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to kill a mockingbird is a novel by harper lee published in 1960. instantly successful, widely read in high schools and middle schools in the united states, it has become a classic of modern american literature, winning the pulitzer prize. the plot and characters are loosely based on lee's observations of her family, her neighbors and an event that occurred near her hometown of monroeville, alabama, in 1936, when she was 10 years old.
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the only mockingbird commonly found in north america is the northern mockingbird "(mimus polyglottos)". the greek word "polyglottos" means "multiple languages".









































section::::species in taxonomic order.









































"mimus":









































bullet::::- brown-backed mockingbird, "mimus dorsalis"









































bullet::::- bahama mockingbird, "mimus gundlachii"









































bullet::::- long-tailed mockingbird, "mimus longicaudatus"









































bullet::::- patagonian mockingbird, "mimus patagonicus"









































bullet::::- chilean mockingbird, "mimus thenca"









































bullet::::- white-banded mockingbird, "mimus triurus"









































bullet::::- northern mockingbird, "mimus polyglottos"









































bullet::::- socorro mockingbird, "mimus graysoni"









































bullet::::- tropical mockingbird, "mimus gilvus"









































bullet::::- chalk-browed mockingbird, "mimus saturninus"









































formerly "nesomimus" (endemic to the galapagos):









































bullet::::- hood mockingbird, "mimus macdonaldi"









































bullet::::- galápagos mockingbird, "mimus parvulus"









































bullet::::- floreana mockingbird or charles mockingbird, "mimus trifasciatus"
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