Historical Allusions
Rhetoric
Analytical Lenses
Biblical Refrences
Context
100

Who did MLK say he would see assembled around the Parthenon?

Plato, Aristotle, Socrates, Euripides, Aristophanes 

100

In which ways does MLK appeal to pathos?

Metaphors and Similes  

100

What were two analytical lenses applied?

Historical and Marxist

100

What does MLK use biblical references to promote?

Non-violent protests 

100

When was this speech given?

April 3, 1968

200

Who does MLK mention seeing at the Church in Wittenberg on page 33?

Martin Luther

200

What does the simile "were stacked in there like sardines in a can" emphasize? 

The disregard officials had for black protestors 

200

A greater understanding of the speech is gained when understanding what? 

The time period it was given in 

200

Finish the statement: "The spirit of the Lord is upon me because...

...he hath annotated me to deal with the problems of the poor.”  

200

Where was this speech given? 

Mason Temple Church 

300

Who does Martin Luther refer to as a vacillating president?

Abraham Lincoln 

300

What emotions does MLK implore on the audience when discussing wealth? 

Disgust

300

What big issue was still prevalent throughout America?

Segregation

300

Finish the statement: “Maybe they were not going down to Jerusalem, or down to Jericho...

...rather organize a ‘Jericho Road Improvement Association.’”

300

Who was this speech given in support of?

The Memphis sanitation workers 

400

What time period would MLK choose to live in?

The twentieth century 

400

What does it mean when MLK says "We ended up transforming Bull into a Steer"?

They took power away from Bull Connor 

400

What was the structure of the nation? 

White man: Superior

Black man: Inferior  

400

Finish the statement: “But then the Good Samaritan came by. And he reversed the question:...  

...'If I do not stop to help this man, what will happen to him?’”

400

When was the Civil Rights Act passed? 

1964

500

Why would MLK choose to stay in this time period?

"Only when it is dark enough can you see the stars"

500

How does MLK establish that black people have the means to possess power throughout the world but not the ability due to oppression? 

By adding "we have an annual income of more than thirty billion dollars a year... that's power right there" 

500

What was there large disparities in? 

Wealth

500

How does the use of biblical references support MLKs' speech?

By making it more effective and creating a standard ground for the audience to makes sense of 
500

What did MLK see as "twin pillars of social reform"?

The Labor and Civil Rights movements 

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