Question

martin luther king, jr., gained prominence in the civil rights movement by leading the struggle against ?
select one:
a. restrictions on the hiring of minority bus drivers
b. segregated seating on buses
c. limited city bus routes for african american riders
d. higher fees charged to african american bus riders

the invention of the lightbulb contributed to industrial growth in the united states by making it possible for ?
select one:
a. workers to light their homes
b. cities to reduce crime by lighting city streets
c. production to continue at night
d. electric companies to raise their prices

the unalienable rights referred to in the declaration of independence are rights that ?
select one:
a. are limited by a bill of rights
b. are enumerated in the magna carta
c. are guaranteed only to natural - born citizens
d. cannot be taken away by a government without due process of law

Explanation:

1. Martin Luther King, Jr. rose to national prominence by leading the Montgomery Bus Boycott, which was sparked by Rosa Parks' arrest for violating segregated bus seating laws.
2. The lightbulb allowed factories and industrial facilities to operate after dark, significantly increasing production capacity and driving industrial growth.
3. Unalienable rights, as stated in the Declaration of Independence, are fundamental rights that every person inherently possesses, and governments cannot revoke them without proper legal process.

Answer:

1. b. segregated seating on buses
2. c. production to continue at night
3. d. cannot be taken away by a government without due process of law