jamesearl raythis personwasconvicted ofmlk'sassassinationi haveadreamthe name of thefamous speechgiven by mlk atthe lincolnmemorial in1963# ofchildrenmlk has4 oftheseGhandithis person'steachingsinspired MLK'sapproach to civilrights activismjusticecomplete thismlk quote:injusticeanywhere is athreat to blankeverywheremorehousewhere didmlk go tocollegeebenezerbaptistchurchwhere didmlk co-pastor withhis father?protestmarchesmlk deliveredhis famousspeech inwashington dcduring one ofthesesanitationworkersthe strike inmemphis was todemand betterworking conditionsand higher pay forthis groupequalrightsmlk fought to endracialdiscrimination andsegregation andestablish this forafrican americanssclcmlk was thefirst presidentof this groupdedicated tocivil rightsreformministermlk was alsothis in additionto being a leaderin the civil rightsmovementmemphistnmlk wasassassinatedin this cityMontgomerybus boycottrosapark'sarrest ledto thisLorraineMotelthis is wheremlk wasstaying whenhe was shotselmaalthe 54-mile marchfrom this cityhelped raiseawareness of thedifficulties faced byblack voterscivilrightsthis can be defined asguarantees of equalsocial opportunitiesand equal protectionunder the law,regardless of race,religion, or otherpersonalcharacteristicsNonviolencemlkemphasizedthis when itcame toresistance andprotestsstatue inwashingtondcthis is alsoknown asthe stoneof hopedexteravenuebaptistchurchmlk was thepastor of thischurch inmontgomeryalAtlantaGAthe southernchristianleadershipconference wasorganized in thiscityRosaParksthis person refusedto give up her seaton a public bus to awhite man, whichviolated citysegregation lawscorettascottkingShe was anamericanauthor, civilrights leader,singer, and wifenobelpeaceprizein 1964 mlkreceived this forhis nonviolentresistance toracial prejudicein americajamesearl raythis personwasconvicted ofmlk'sassassinationi haveadreamthe name of thefamous speechgiven by mlk atthe lincolnmemorial in1963# ofchildrenmlk has4 oftheseGhandithis person'steachingsinspired MLK'sapproach to civilrights activismjusticecomplete thismlk quote:injusticeanywhere is athreat to blankeverywheremorehousewhere didmlk go tocollegeebenezerbaptistchurchwhere didmlk co-pastor withhis father?protestmarchesmlk deliveredhis famousspeech inwashington dcduring one ofthesesanitationworkersthe strike inmemphis was todemand betterworking conditionsand higher pay forthis groupequalrightsmlk fought to endracialdiscrimination andsegregation andestablish this forafrican americanssclcmlk was thefirst presidentof this groupdedicated tocivil rightsreformministermlk was alsothis in additionto being a leaderin the civil rightsmovementmemphistnmlk wasassassinatedin this cityMontgomerybus boycottrosapark'sarrest ledto thisLorraineMotelthis is wheremlk wasstaying whenhe was shotselmaalthe 54-mile marchfrom this cityhelped raiseawareness of thedifficulties faced byblack voterscivilrightsthis can be defined asguarantees of equalsocial opportunitiesand equal protectionunder the law,regardless of race,religion, or otherpersonalcharacteristicsNonviolencemlkemphasizedthis when itcame toresistance andprotestsstatue inwashingtondcthis is alsoknown asthe stoneof hopedexteravenuebaptistchurchmlk was thepastor of thischurch inmontgomeryalAtlantaGAthe southernchristianleadershipconference wasorganized in thiscityRosaParksthis person refusedto give up her seaton a public bus to awhite man, whichviolated citysegregation lawscorettascottkingShe was anamericanauthor, civilrights leader,singer, and wifenobelpeaceprizein 1964 mlkreceived this forhis nonviolentresistance toracial prejudicein america

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  1. this person was convicted of mlk's assassination
    james earl ray
  2. the name of the famous speech given by mlk at the lincoln memorial in 1963
    i have a dream
  3. mlk has 4 of these
    # of children
  4. this person's teachings inspired MLK's approach to civil rights activism
    Ghandi
  5. complete this mlk quote: injustice anywhere is a threat to blank everywhere
    justice
  6. where did mlk go to college
    morehouse
  7. where did mlk co-pastor with his father?
    ebenezer baptist church
  8. mlk delivered his famous speech in washington dc during one of these
    protest marches
  9. the strike in memphis was to demand better working conditions and higher pay for this group
    sanitation workers
  10. mlk fought to end racial discrimination and segregation and establish this for african americans
    equal rights
  11. mlk was the first president of this group dedicated to civil rights reform
    sclc
  12. mlk was also this in addition to being a leader in the civil rights movement
    minister
  13. mlk was assassinated in this city
    memphis tn
  14. rosa park's arrest led to this
    Montgomery bus boycott
  15. this is where mlk was staying when he was shot
    Lorraine Motel
  16. the 54-mile march from this city helped raise awareness of the difficulties faced by black voters
    selma al
  17. this can be defined as guarantees of equal social opportunities and equal protection under the law, regardless of race, religion, or other personal characteristics
    civil rights
  18. mlk emphasized this when it came to resistance and protests
    Nonviolence
  19. this is also known as the stone of hope
    statue in washington dc
  20. mlk was the pastor of this church in montgomery al
    dexter avenue baptist church
  21. the southern christian leadership conference was organized in this city
    Atlanta GA
  22. this person refused to give up her seat on a public bus to a white man, which violated city segregation laws
    Rosa Parks
  23. She was an american author, civil rights leader, singer, and wife
    coretta scott king
  24. in 1964 mlk received this for his nonviolent resistance to racial prejudice in america
    nobel peace prize