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=**__Johnny Tremain__**= =__**Unit 1: Up and About**__= =__Chapter One__= =1. Johnny's position in the Lapham household was to be a silversmith apprentice to Mr. Lapham, and to be in charge of the two other apprentices.= =2. Dove didn't like Johnny because he was always bossing him around, and telling when to go to bed, even though Johnny was younger.= =__Chapter Three__= =1. Johnny takes his work very seriously. His plans for the future are to become a silversmith.= =2. Patriots and their beliefs are presented as talking to much, and not reading God's Word and being humble like their parents did.= =__Chapter Four__= =1. Johnny working while Mr. Lapham is sleeping and the other apprentices (Dove and Dusty) are having fun shows that Johnny takes his work very seriously, he wants to get far in the silversmith business, and is very determined to do what he sets his mind to.= =__C____hapter Six__= =1. The crest of the Lytes looks like an eye rising up from the sea with rays of light (or lashes) streaming out, covering half of the surface of the cup. It conveys the sun coming out of the sea and pushing rays of light out ahead of it.= =__**Unit 2: The Pride of Your Power**__= =__Chapter One__= =1. Johnny turns down Paul Revere's offer, because he wanted to stay home and take care of the Lapham family, and learn the teachings of Mr. Lapham.= =__Chapter Three__= =1. Small important events leading to Johnny's accident were he outstretched his right hand and the silver was running over the top of the furnace like spilled milk. Johnny jumped toward the silver, with his hand still outstretched, and his feet slipped out from under him, and his hand landed on the top of the furnace.= =__Chapter Five__= =1. He isn't able to work with silver anymore because of the burn on his hand.= =__**Unit 3: An Earth of Brass**__= =__Chapter One__= =1. Rab nicely and calmly tells Johnny that Mr. Lapham won't be able to keep his contract to take care of Johnny as long as he works because of his maimed hand. Johnny feels like he is able to talk to Rab and thinks he's a good listener.= =__Chapter Three__= =1. The section title "Earth of Brass" relates to Johnny's life because brass is a hard thing to work with, and Johnny is haveing a very hard time in life going through the fact that he won't be able to work as a silversmith because of his hand.= =__**Unit 4: The Rising Eye**__= =__Chapter One__= =1. Merchant Lyte is on the heavier side, with his eyelids over his eyes and his flesh which made pouches beneath his neck. He seems very harsh when Johnny first gets there and introduces himself, and very demanding. He had acted like Johnny's name had meant nothing to him at all.= =__**Unit 5: The Boston Observer**__= =__Chapter Two__= =1. Johnny's responsibilites as a messanger were to keep the horses safe and calm, learn how to saddle a horse and control it, and to be informed about politics. He's an important link in the Whig's communication system because he became well-informed about politics, and he told people about his views in supporting the Whigs.= =__Chapter Three and Four__= =1. Johnny likes his new life, but he also felt a little homesick for the Laphams at first. He feels happy about the changes in his life since he left the Laphams household.= =2. People tend to live up to the expectations of others because they feel like if other people think they should do that or are able to, they want to prove them right and show that they can do that.= =3. Rab suggests to Johnny that he should learn to think before he speaks, and quit putting anyone down that got in his way.= =4. The Observers' Club is a treasonous organization because they're planning to plot against the king.= =__**Unit 6: Salt-Water Tea**__= =__Chapter Five__= =1. To play a part in the tea party, Johnny must develop the skill to chop wood with his left hand, because he cannot use his right hand due to the injury.= =__**Unit 7: The Fiddler's Bill**__= =__Chapter One__= =1. The punishment England imposed on the colonists for the Boston Tea party was that Boston should be closed. Not a single ship should enter or leave the port, except for His Majesty's warships and transports, until the tea was paid for. They would be starved into submission.= =2. This punishment unites the sepereate colonies by bringing them all together to rant on and on in anger about being starved, and because no one could get in or out, there was no chance for people to leave so they all had to get to know each other.= =__Chapter Three__= =1. Lieutenant Stranger isn't angry with Johnny for deliberately upsetting the horse, because he knows that Johnny was just doing it to keep his horse out of the army, not to make a joke or watch him fall into a mud puddle.= =2. Johnny has protected Dove when English boys teased him, because even though Dove played a huge role in the accident with Johnny's hand, when Johnny saw him now, he didn't feel that feeling of hatred anymore.= =__Chapter Four__= =1. Johnny feelings changed towards Mrs. Lampham when he hears that Mr. Lampham had died. He starts showing her more affection and realizes that she isn't the ogress he saw her as a year ago.= =__Chapter Five__= =1. Sam Adams' spy in the Lyte household is Mrs. Bessie.= =__**Unit 8: A World to Come**__= =__Chapter One__= =1. The mob is pursuing the Lytes because they wanted to climb behind the saftey gates.= =__Chapter Two__= =1. The information the Bible reveals about Johnny's ancestory is his family tree and shows how he's releated to the Lytes.= =2. Johnny's statement, "This is the end. The end of one thing - the beginning of something else.", refers that he doesn't think the Lytes will come back.= =__Chapter Five__= =1. The freedom James Otis proposes to procure for people is that there is not enough reason to go to war, the rebellious newspaper shouldn't be stopped, no more firing squads, and there shouldn't be jails jammed with political prisoners.= =__**Unit 9: The Scarlet Deluge**__= =__Chapter One__= =1. "The scarlet deluge" is like a flood of the British soldiers and their coats, because their coat's are red.= =__Chapter Three__= =1. Johnny is more patient with Dove since the beginning of the novel, and he also thinks before he speaks now, unlike the beginning of the novel.= =2. The Minute Men are preparing for war by making secret codes.= =__Chapter Five__= =1. As Johnny looks into "the face of death", he feels scared and frightened.= =__**Unit 10: "Disperse, Ye Rebels"**__= =__Chapter One__= =1. The occurances that lead the patriots to believe the British are beginning to move against the rebels are that General Gage had sent out spies who were dressed as Yankee men looking for work, and they were reporting everything they heard back to him.= =2. The signal to Charlestown that the patriots plan to use if the British move was if they see Paul Revere light the laterns. This will help the patriots because it is a signal without making any sounds.= =__Chapter Two__= =1. Rab decides to leave Boston because there was going to be fighting before the week was over and he wanted to fight with the rebels, and to he also wanted to fight for freedom. Johnny reacts to this decision badly because he felt like Rab was deserting him.= =__**Unit 11: Yankee Doodle**__= =__Chapter One__= =1. The first battle occured in Lexington, and the Minute Men are defeated because they had 70 soldiers and the British had 700 trained soldiers.= =__Chapter Three__= =1. The British are unable to punish the opposition leaders because they left a month before the leaders.= =__Chapter Four__= =1. The detail about Johnny that convinced Lavinia to find out about Johnny's past was his widow's peak, and the way he walked.= =__Chapter Five__= =1. The words "A boy in time of peace and a man in time of war", means that in times of peace and in times of happiness, he can be a boy and act his age, but in times of war and fighiting, he has to be a man.= =__**Unit 12: A Man Can Stand Up**__= =__Chapter One__= =1. Johnny tore his jacket, stomped on his black and silver hat until it was bent out of shape, and pulled it over his eyes. He also put mud on his face, pricked his wrist, and smeared his cheek with blood to fit in with the way the British soldiers look.= =__Chapter Two__= =1. Johnny is amazed that the rebels beat the British, because the British have been training the whole time and the rebels have barely been training. The rebels used gorilla warfare though, while the British stood in lines where everybody can see them. Also, the rebels had something they were fighting for.= =__Chapter Three__= =As Johnny stands on Lexington Green, his thoughts were that at that place is where men had formed their thin and pathetic line, and at that place is where they also died. His emtional response is that he starts crying.= =__Chapter Five__= =1. Rab dies by bleeding to death from being shot, and the doctors don't know how to fix it. Johnny reacts to Rab's death very sadly and stunned at first, but then he talked to Doctor Warren and remembered things Rab had said. After that he started reacting and understanding a little better.= =2. Johnny doesn't feel ashamed of his hand anymore, because he has something else to worry about, like the soldiers fighting in the battles.=