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Why does King use this allusion? to establish historical precedent for racial tension to commemorate men who have been forgotten to suggest the moral significance of his cause to forge a connection with foreign countries.

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In the excerpt from, "The letter from Birmingham", the king used this allusion, 'to suggest the moral significance of his cause'. His allusion is pointing towards the importance of morals.

What is the theme of, "The letter from Birmingham"?

"The letter from Birmingham", is about the importance of justice and civil disobedience. The king is talking about justice and non-violence. According to him, the injustice done to one can threaten justice for others.

In the excerpt the king is concerned about non-violence, and is saying that the world needs extremists who can fight against the violence and show the world the importance of morals.

Therefore, 'to suggest the moral significance of his cause',is correct.

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