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Martin Luther King Jr. and Civil Disobedience Answers

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Choose the statement that best summarizes King’s claim in this passage.

A
Negotiations are generally useless when trying to end injustice.
B
Protests are an effective and appropriate way to end injustice in Birmingham.
C
Birmingham is a brutal place for African Americans to live.
D
The Birmingham clergy are correct in criticizing the way King has led the protest.
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What is the warrant in this passage?

A
Protests make city leaders confront the crisis.
B
Protests direct the violence at city leaders.
C
Protests prevent bombings and violence.
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What grounds does King use to support the need for protest? Check all of the boxes that are correct based on this passage.

A
Birmingham courts have been unjust to African Americans.
B
City leaders refuse to negotiate in good faith with African Americans.
C
Marches are vehicles for negotiation.
4

Which of the following is a counterclaim?

A
“I have earnestly opposed violent tension.”
B
“Isn’t negotiation a better path?”
C
“Nonviolent direct action”
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What is King’s rebuttal to this counterclaim?

A
He admits that he is not afraid of tension between opposing groups.
B
He claims that violent tension is necessary for growth.
C
He explains that dramatizing the issue will bring about real negotiations.

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