What was Dr King’s identifiable change?Question 2Select one:a.He had a dream.b.Progression in race equality, respect for him as a leader, passing of the civil rights act and voting rights act.c.Non-violent protests, marches, speeches.d.Equality gained for Black Americans.

How did Martin Luther King react to the Black Power movement?A.He thought that nonviolence did not appeal to younger activists.B.He thought that violence would not help achieve civil rights.C.He thought that nonviolence was no longer a useful tactic.D.He thought that violence was morally justified.

What was Dr. King’s famous speech given at the march on Washington D.C.?Group of answer choicesStars and StripesWe Shall OvercomeMoving ForwardI have a Dream

In his "I Have a Dream" speech, Martin Luther King Jr. argued:A.Americans could live together in peace.B.African Americans should violently resist racism.C.segregation should be legal in the South.D.Americans should not support Communism.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Martin Luther King Jr.'s Letter from a Birmingham Jail argued that:A.segregation could not be changed in America.B.prison reform was necessary for civil rights.C.peaceful protests had no effect in the fight for civil rights.D.people should disobey unjust laws.

Click to read the passage from "Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance," by Martin Luther King Jr. Then answer the question.Which of the following explains King's reason for listing examples of the struggles for civil rights in this speech?A.To provide evidence that African Americans are still struggling for civil rightsB.To attack his opponentsC.To set a more formal toneD.To argue that the civil rights movement has wonSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS