Assignment One: What does Langston Hughes' poem "Harlem" mean to you? What can you anticipate the play being about based on this poem? (25 words)

Assignment Two: Walter says, "I got me a dream" (Act 1 Scene 1). Describe the American Dream and explain how this theme begins to emerge in this scene. (100 words)

Assignment Three: Explain how Beneatha represents social values regarding young black women for the play's time period. (Act 1 Scene 2) (100 words)

Assignment Four: Compare and contrast Walter and mother's point of view on the American Dream. (Act 2 Scene 1) (100 words)

Assignment Five: Explain how the author continues to develop the American Dream theme through Walter's conversation with Travis. (Act 2 Scene 2) (100 words)

Assignment Six: What or what could Karl Linder symbolize? (Act 2 Scene 3) (50 words)

Assignment Seven: How does Walter's conversation with Karl Linder fully develop the American Dream theme? (Act 3) (100 words)

Assignment Eight: What is the significance of mama coming back in and grabbing her plant? (25 words)

Assignment Nine: Reread Langston Hughes' poem "Harlem." Were your predictions accurate? Why or why not? Discuss the significance of the poem and its connection to the play. (200 words)