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In Act II, Scene 2, Mama puts Walter in charge of all of the money. Why do you think that she does that?

I think she does that because the obvious its her son and she trusts her more than anyone in the whole world, and to follow up on that he did promise on his life to her that he would keep it safe.

Question 1 raisin in the sun

(Put yourself into the shoes of the Younger family. What do you think it would be like to live in a tiny, three-room apartment with three generations of your family, without the choice or resources to move elsewhere?)

I think it would be hard to live the life that the characters in the book do because all of the unlimited wants that both children and adults. Too many of these wants could result in extream stress, and with the discrimination laws around the United states made it even harder and more stressful.