The Civil Right Movement
The Letter from Birmingham Jail
Dr. King’s Philosophy and Religion
Methodology of Activism
The Final Goal
100

What is the activism group, headed by Dr. King, also known for its association in the civil rights movement?

Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)

100

Who authored of "The Letter from Birmingham Jail"?

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

100

The letter states, "Injustice anywhere is a threat to..." what?

Justice everywhere

100

According to Dr. King, what is the purpose of direct action?

Manufacture a crisis and foster tension

100

The letter was written on what day in 1963?

April 16, 1963

200

What were the activism campaign Dr. King, and other civil rights activist engaged themselves in during his arrest in Birmingham?

The Birmingham campaign

200

Whose group this written statement was addressed to because of their actions?

Eight white Alabama clergymen

200

Dr. King expresses frustration with what moderate group in the United States during this letter?

The white moderate

200

The letter suggests that the white church should be what in the struggle for minorities’ civil rights?


A strong ally

200

According to Dr. King, righteous laws uplift what, while unjust and immoral laws degrade it?

Human personality

300

Dr. King assert which rights, Blacks, had been denied access to in the United States, for way too long?

The right to vote

300

In what city was Dr. King jailed when he authored the letter?

Birmingham, Alabama

300

What historical figure does Dr. King reference that illustrate a moral obligation to disobey unjust laws?

St. Augustine

300

Who did Dr. King compare himself against, that in the bible spoke out against injustice?

Amos

300

What is the intent of nonviolent direct action establishing between different racial groups?

Creative tension

400

What is the SCOTUS’ case in the letter that argues for the unconstitutionality of segregation as illegal?

Brown v. Board of Education

400

What is the method defended by Dr. King in protest against racial injustice?

Nonviolent direct action

400

Dr. King cites a Jewish philosopher to support his argument for civil disobedience, who is it?

Martin Buber

400

What nature of human does segregation laws degrade, that Dr. King argue is unjust and immoral?

The soul and personality

400

Dr. King references the Greek philosopher who argued for civil disobedience, who is it?

 Socrates

500

According to Dr. King, what struggle did Blacks experienced during their protests for civil rights?

Frustration and disappointment

500

To which law one has moral responsibility to disobey according to Dr. King?

Unjust laws

500

The black community waited long enough for which rights, according to the letter?

Their constitutional and God-given rights

500

What is the society that Dr. King dreams of, and that the civil rights movement would ultimately lead to?

The Beloved Community

500

Dr. King assert how long has minorities, the black community in particular, had been waiting for their rights?

Over 340 years