Question

1. how do martin luther king jr.s ideas about protest shape his view of racism?

(a) he wants to motivate change in society through hatred of white americans.
(b) he has a policy of responding to racial violence with a counter strike.
(c) he see both whites and blacks working together without physical violence to create an integrated society
(d) he wants to cause southerners to nullify federal law and begin another regional civil war with the north.

1. read the selection below from the section \you have been the veterans of great suffering. \i know that some of you have come here from great trials and tribulations. some of you have come fresh from narrow jail cells. some of you have come from areas where your quest for freedom left you battered by the storms of persecution and staggered by the winds of police brutality. based on this selection, which of the following choices is the best definition of the word \tribulations\?

(a) causes of suffering
(b) physical illnesses
(c) broken promises
(d) unrealistic desires

Explanation:

For question 3: Martin Luther King Jr. was a prominent advocate of nonviolent protest, emphasizing multiracial cooperation to end racism and build an integrated society. Options A, B, and D contradict his core principles of nonviolence and unity.
For question 4: The context mentions "great trials and tribulations" alongside experiences like jail cells, persecution, and police brutality, all examples of suffering. The word "tribulations" aligns with causes or experiences of suffering, while the other options do not match the context.

Answer:

1. (C) He see both whites and blacks working together without physical violence to create an integrated society.
2. (A) causes of suffering