Question

1. \freedom is never voluntarily given by the oppressor; it must be demanded by the oppressed.\ what do you think king means? 3. \justice too long delayed is justice denied.\ what do you think king means?

Explanation:

Question 2

This quote (likely from Martin Luther King Jr.) emphasizes that freedom isn't granted willingly by those in power over the oppressed. Oppressors benefit from the status - quo, so the oppressed must actively fight (via protests, advocacy, etc.) to gain freedom, as the oppressor won't give it up without resistance.

This quote (from Martin Luther King Jr.) highlights that when justice is delayed for a long time, it's as good as being denied. If people have to wait too long for fair treatment, rights, or redress of wrongs, the justice they eventually get (or don't get) loses its meaning, and the harm from the initial injustice isn't properly addressed.

Answer:

King means that freedom is not something the oppressor will willingly give to the oppressed. The oppressed must take action to demand their freedom because the oppressor has no incentive to give up their position of power and control voluntarily.

Question 3