It shows the readers how far society has come from those times when slavery was an everyday part of life. This nation has transformed into one based on freedom and equality and Huckleberry Finn shows the true extent of that transformation by presenting to us the major difference in circumstances people experienced in the past...
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It shows how African Americans were looked on as insignificant and as merely possessions to be bought or sold which, in turn, shows us how our nation has bettered. Therefore, Huckleberry Finn does not provoke more racism, as some people seem to think, but, has instead helped us to see how much that racism has been reduced and how far the American society has come in terms of racial inequality...
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Life On Land Compared To Life On The Mississippi He didn't have to worry about what his father was going to do to him. Jim and Huck could only travel at night because they were afraid of Jim being found and whenever they would stop for the day, they would have to cover up the raft with leaves and foliage...	3 / 620
Life On Land Compared To Life On The Mississippi He didn't have to worry about what his father was going to do to him. Jim and Huck could only travel at night because they were afraid of Jim being found and whenever they would stop for the day, they would have to cover up the raft with leaves and foliage...	3 / 620
Huck Finn Huck later sees his father. His father gets mad because Huck is the first person in the family to learn how to read. One day Huck's father kidnapped him, and takes him to a cabin...	2 / 431
Huckleberry Finn For Jim, the river means a new chance at life. A life without being a slave and not taking orders and doing whatever he is told. Jim wants to do whatever he wants to do...	2 / 443