Question

drag each label to the correct location on the image. during the 1960s, martin luther king, jr. and malcolm x, both civil - rights leaders, had different views on achieving racial equality. the phrases below describe the ideas that each leader supported. nation of islam equality by any means necessary black nationalism end of segregation content of a persons character nonviolent forms of protest martin luther king jr. malcolm x

Explanation:

Martin Luther King Jr. advocated for non - violent forms of protest and believed in judging people by the content of their character. Malcolm X was associated with the Nation of Islam, supported black nationalism, and the idea of equality by any means necessary. He also wanted an end to segregation.

Answer:

Martin Luther King Jr.: nonviolent forms of protest, content of a person's character
Malcolm X: Nation of Islam, equality by any means necessary, Black nationalism, end of segregation