Respuesta :
The civil rights movement happened during the 20th century around 1954 to 1968. This movement was led by Martin Luther King, who was an American Baptist that fight to defend the civil rights of African-American people; The speech "I have a dream", put King's image on the top, he was named "Man of the Year" and became the youngest man having a Nobel Peace Prize.
King has a profile of a kind leader who built tenacity, respect as well as a future which was full of hope. He always advocated civil disobedience and no violence pressure mechanisms. His focus was to build a fair society.
Further Explanation:
King Luther was one of the best-known advocates for the social change which was non-violent from the twentieth century. He was born in Georgia and he was first national attention when he made an exceptional oratorical speech in year 1955 and he along with other civil rights activists were arrested post boycotting the Montgomery bus transportation company as this movement was for the equal rights of the black citizens. He also guided peaceful mass demonstrations and his peaceful demonstrations gathered headlines all over the world.
His mass demonstrations gathered around 250000 protesters to Washington DC and that was where he delivered his famous speech, ‘I have a Dream’ in which he focused on the world where people were no longer divided because of cast, color, religion, race or creed. His movement was so powerful that the US Congress had to come up with Civil Rights act in year 1964 and in the same year King was honored with Nobel Peace Prize.
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Answer Details:
Grade: High School
Chapter: Luther King
Subject: English
Keywords: Luther King, Peaceful, Protest, Georgia, Demonstrations, Civil Rights Act, Religion, Cast, Creed, Race, Washington DC.
