As Atticus leaves the courtroom, the black observers in the balcony stand because of _____.the cultural codes that dictate how blacks showed respect in the segregated South
their anger that he failed in the case
their desire to exit the courtroom before violence breaks out
their respect for Atticus's commitment to the case

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Answer 1

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The correct answer is D. their respect for Atticus's commitment to the case.

In the story, for these people the commitment that Atticus has towards the case, it shows to them that he deserves to be appreciated so they are honoring him for the favor that he was doing to them. And for these black people, the best way to show this appreciation was by standing.

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their respect for Atticus's commitment to the case.

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