to kill a mockingbird became popular in 1960.
to kill a mockingbird became popular in 1960.
when did to kill a mockingbird become popular?
1960
section::::see also.









































bullet::::- southern literature









































bullet::::- timeline of the civil rights movement









































bullet::::- "to kill a mockingbird" in popular culture









































section::::references.









































section::::references.:bibliography.









































bullet::::- johnson, claudia. "to kill a mockingbird: threatening boundaries." twayne publishers: 1994.









































bullet::::- johnson, claudia. "understanding to kill a mockingbird: a student casebook to issues, sources, and historic documents." greenwood press: 1994.









































bullet::::- lee, harper. "to kill a mockingbird". harpercollins: 1960 (perennial classics edition: 2002).









































bullet::::- mancini, candice, (ed.) (2008). "racism in harper lee's to kill a mockingbird", the gale group.
to kill a mockingbird
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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