Content/ Vocabulary
What was the most repeated word in "I Have a Dream"?
What is freedom
What is MLK’s famous Speech?
I Have A Dream
Who was more "powerful"?
Martin Luther King Jr.
What year did the speech occur?
What is 1963
Would you call Martin Luther King Jr's message "idealistic" or "realistic"?
what is idealistic
What was passed after this speech, as far as Civil Rights?
What is the Civil Rights Act is passed
What audience is the "Civil Disobedience" essay directed to?
White folk and men
What was passed after this speech, as far as Civil Rights?
What is the passing of the Civil Rights Act.
Why does Martin Luther King Jr. Quote the Declaration of Independence?
What is all American's know it
What was the impact that MLK had on the audience?
Realization that African Americans deserve equal rights like everyone else.
What metaphors help prove HDT’s theme in “civil disobedience”?
“a drop in the ocean” a metaphor used to show how even a single event could contribute to larger change.
Why did Thoreau write “Civil Disobedience”.
Disgust with the institution of slavery
Why does Martin Luther King Jr. mention many different places, religions and types of people?
What is to give a universe perspective
Out of Henry and Martin, did they or did they not break the law?
Both
How does the use of alliteration in MLK Jr’s “I have a dream” speech help show the importance of the speech?
The use of alliteration adds emphasis to his words making them both more memorable and impactful.
What is the "history of injustice"?
What is slavery and oppression on African Americans
Why does Martin Luther King Jr. chose the word "Dream"?
What is the speech's theme
What did Henry Davis believe in, what was he known for?
Transcendentalism
How does HDT use logos in “civil disobedience”?
He used logos to argue that individuals have a moral responsibility to resist unjust laws.
What was the specific protest about when Martin Luther King Jr. gave the "I Have a Dream" speech?
What is jobs