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To Kill A Mockingbird Social Class Analysis

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There is many different social classes in To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. Social class is a very important matter in this novel. Social class is shown in Maycomb by different characters like the Finch’s family are in the highest in the social class. Then there is the Ewell’s family that represents the middle class. Finally there is Tom Robinson that represents the lowest in the social class of Maycomb. The relationship between the Finches, the Ewells, and Robinson show that Maycomb is like any other town because there is different social classes/groups all over the world, which suggests that social classes are a part of how the towns are brought out to others. Early in the story the reader is made aware of the social classes in the town
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