For Malcolm X, what are the political implications of viewing the Black freedom struggle as a human rights, rather than civil rights, issue? *Your answer

What did Malcolm X encourage African Americans to do?Group of answer choicesto fight for greater integration with white societyto abandon violent, militant tactics in favor of civil disobedienceto love and pray for white peopleto separate themselves from white society

FalseQuestion 6 (2 points)Who did the father of Malcolm X follow? aMartin Luther King bMarcus Garvey cElijah Muhammad dA. Philip RandolphQuestion 7 (2 points)Malcolm X and Martin Luther King believed in nonviolent resistance and integration. True FalseQuestion 8 (2 points)On January 2, 1965, The New York Times featured an article, "Malcolm X Cites Role in UN Fight," noting some of the African nations criticized the United States on the floor of the United Nations (UN) for its lack of concern for the rights of Black Americans. True FalseQuestion 9 (2 points)Floyd McKissick wrote in September 1966, that the "significance of 'Black Power' is that for once, black people are going to use the words they want to use - not just the words whites want to hear." True FalseQuestion 10 (2 points)SNCC's work in Lowndes County, Alabama, reflected its new milintancy and resulted in forming an all-black political party, The Lowndes County Freedom Organization, which advocated self-defense and adopted the symbol of a ... afighting tiger. bblack panther. cwildcat. dlion.

What is Black Nationalism? How is it a different approach to MLK’s strategies for achieving Civil Rights in 1964?

How did the Black Power movement impact the fight for civil rights?A.It increased support for nonviolent methods.B.It frightened some whites.C.It added more white supporters.D.It took away a political focus.

Which statements about Malcolm X while he was a member of the Nation of Islam are true?Multiple select question.He urged Black Americans to deploy violence when threatened or struck.He felt the modern civil rights movement had failed to promote Black communities.He advocated for Black separatism.He focused mainly on issues of police mistreatment of Black Americans.He embraced the leadership and legacy of the modern civil rights movement.