Question

guiding questions
what does kennedy fear will be the reaction in the wake of kings death?
a violence and bitterness
b peace and stability
c responsibility and calmness
d uncertainty and confusion

Explanation:

After Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, Robert F. Kennedy delivered an address where he expressed fear that the public reaction would turn to violence and bitterness, urging calm instead. The other options represent positive or neutral reactions that he did not fear.

Answer:

A. violence and bitterness