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Nonviolent Protest Answers

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Which of the following best describes King’s answer to the leaders who call for patience?He questions whether waiting will produce results.He thinks that waiting 340 years for his constitutional rights has strengthened his cause.He believes that patience will result in justice.

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He questions whether waiting will produce results.
B
He thinks that waiting 340 years for his constitutional rights has strengthened his cause.
C
He believes that patience will result in justice.
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Think about the two passages from King’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail.”Write your own summary of King’s main messages as if you were explaining King’s message to someone who had not read the letter.Write your response in five to seven sentences.

Answer:

Dr. King’s main message is that African Americans can no longer wait for their rights and must take action now. He argues that those who have not personally suffered under the weight of segregation are in no position to judge the impatience of those who have been oppressed for centuries. King points out the deep suffering and injustice that black individuals and families have endured due to segregation. He explains that nonviolent protests do not cause conflict but rather expose the hidden tension that is already present in society. Ultimately, he believes that creating a state of crisis and tension is a necessary step to force negotiation and achieve progress toward equality.

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Which of these ideas are included in your response? Check all that apply.African Americans have waited long enough for change.Those who have not suffered injustice cannot criticize the impatience of those who have.Many have suffered under segregationProtests expose existing tension.Disorder is a necessary step toward progress.

A
African Americans have waited long enough for change.
B
Those who have not suffered injustice cannot criticize the impatience of those who have.
C
Many have suffered under segregation
D
Protests expose existing tension.
E
Disorder is a necessary step toward progress.
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Which of the following best describes King’s answer to the leaders who call for patience?

A
He questions whether waiting will produce results.
B
He thinks that waiting 340 years for his constitutional rights has strengthened his cause.
C
He believes that patience will result in justice.
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Which of the following describes African American social conditions, according to King?

A
They have civil rights protections.
B
They are treated fairly by police.
C
They live in poverty.
D
They believe things will never improve.
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Read the underlined portion of the passage again.Endurance means “to bear, or put up with”What is the main idea of this text?

A
People are willing to suffer for a cause they believe in
B
King is calling on everyone to help those in need
C
African Americans have a right to be tired of waiting for change
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What is King’s view of the disorder that is occurring as a result of civil rights demonstrations?

A
It is blocking social progress.
B
It is desirable, as African Americans have been suffering injustice for generations
C
It is necessary to the eventual defeat of injustice.
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Think about the two passages from King’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail.”Write your own summary of King’s main messages as if you were explaining King’s message to someone who had not read the letter.Write your response in five to seven sentences.

Answer:

Dr. King’s main message is that African Americans can no longer wait for their rights and must take action now. He argues that those who have not personally suffered under the weight of segregation are in no position to judge the impatience of those who have been oppressed for centuries. King points out the deep suffering and injustice that black individuals and families have endured due to segregation. He explains that nonviolent protests do not cause conflict but rather expose the hidden tension that is already present in society. Ultimately, he believes that creating a state of crisis and tension is a necessary step to force negotiation and achieve progress toward equality.

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Which of these ideas are included in your response? Check all that apply.

A
African Americans have waited long enough for change.
B
Those who have not suffered injustice cannot criticize the impatience of those who have.
C
Many have suffered under segregation
D
Protests expose existing tension.
E
Disorder is a necessary step toward progress.

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