Which of the following statements are true of both Thoreau's and Martin Luther King, Jr.'s attitudes toward imprisonment?

Both men treated their defiance as a moral response to injustice. Thoreau refused to support a government that upheld slavery and waged an unjust war, and King accepted arrest as part of resisting segregation and unjust laws. King explicitly described breaking an unjust law openly as showing respect for the law, but that does not mean both men made that same claim about their imprisonment. Neither said imprisonment took away his inner freedom.

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