True: The Youngers apartment can be described as shabby but cared for., The play is essentially about dreams, as the main characters struggle to deal with the oppressive circumstances that rule their lives., The Youngers are waiting for a Ten Thousand dollar insurance check., Langston Hughes wrote "Harlem," the poem symbolize what happens to dreams deferred., Ruth, Walter Lee's wife, decides to believe in his dreams, even though she questions BoBo and Willie's motives., Lorraine Hansberry wrote this play to reflect Negro life in the 50s and 60s., George Murchison, a man Beneatha is dating, family is rich, however, she feels he has old fashion ways., According to BoBo, "when a man takes off with your money, he doesn't leave no map!", The Youngers struggle orally & economically throughout the play but unite in the end to realize their dream of buying a house., False: Walter Lee is a prosperous business man following his dreams., Everyone supports Walter's dream of owning a liquor store because it will help the family prosper, Mama Lena was always prepared to give money for Beneatha's schooling, as well as Walter Lee's liquor store venture., Ruth felt bad aborting the baby she and Walter wanted., Beneatha wants to be a medical doctor and strongly believes God will help her., Geoge and Beneatha are going to the theatre, he loves the African attire she is wearing., Initially the relationship between Ruth and Walter is loving but turns to envy., When Beneatha disrespects Mama Lena's Christian beliefs, she faints., Asagai wants Beneath to marry him and return with him to Canada.,

6.15 "A Raisin in the Sun"

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