What's the most likely reason that Martin Luther King became a Christian Minister?

His father and grandfather were ministers.

What did Martin Luther King have in common with Mahatma Gandhi?

They used nonviolent methods to protest injustice.

Which of the following is an opinion about racial segregation?

It probably would have died out on its own.

Why was Martin Luther King arrested and put in jail?

He instructed people to disobey unjust laws.

What was Martin Luther King's "dream?"

That African Americans would learn to respect one another.

Which events occurred while Martin Luther King, Jr. led the Civil Rights Movement?

President JFK sent troops to enforce intergration in AL.

King led the Montgomery bus boycott. Which of the following is an example of a boycott?

Refusing to eat at a restaurant that mistreats its workers.

Which of the following explains why segregation was more common in the South than in the North?

Slavery had once been a part of the South.

studbud

Martin Luther King Jr

10 termsStudBud Administration511 plays

Martin Luther King, Jr. - Reading Comprehension

Flashcards10 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 10

Answers

1
Martin Luther King impressed audiences with his eloquent speeches. What does "eloquent" mean?
powerful and persuasive
humorous and enjoyable
loud and angry
soft spoken and polite
2
What's the most likely reason that Martin Luther King became a Christian Minister?
His father and grandfather were ministers.
He failed at a business career.
Only Christians could join the Civil Rights Movement.
Only ministers could lead the Civili Rights Movement.
3
Order the events: A) I Have a Dream speech B) wins Nobel Peace Prize C) Montgomery bus boycott
ACB
ABC
CBA
CAB
4
What did Martin Luther King have in common with Mahatma Gandhi?
They were both Christian ministers.
They both won the Nobel Peace Prize.
Neither of them got the respect they deserved.
They used nonviolent methods to protest injustice.
5
Which of the following is an opinion about racial segregation?
It probably would have died out on its own.
It was illegal in the South for much of the 20th century.
It was overturned by the federal government.
It was not as intense in the North as it was in the South.
6
Why was Martin Luther King arrested and put in jail?
The US President felt threatened by his actions.
He instructed people to disobey unjust laws.
He participated in illegal fundraising.
He refused to pay income taxes.
7
What was Martin Luther King's "dream?"
To eventually win the Nobel Peace Prize.
That there would be an African American President.
That African Americans would learn to respect one another.
That racist will be punished for the policy of segregation.
8
Which events occurred while Martin Luther King, Jr. led the Civil Rights Movement?
President JFK sent troops to enforce intergration in AL.
Barrack Obama is elected President.
Pres. Lincoln signs the 13 Amendment abolishing slavery.
Pres. FDR prohibit government agencies from hiring AA.
9
King led the Montgomery bus boycott. Which of the following is an example of a boycott?
Refusing to eat at a restaurant that mistreats its workers.
Writing letters to your Congress person about injustice.
Marching in the street for your favorite cause.
Refusing to stand when asked for your seat on the bus.
10
Which of the following explains why segregation was more common in the South than in the North?
The South's economy was weaker than the North's.
Slavery had once been a part of the South.
The North was not racially diverse.
Religion had a larger influce in the North than the South.

Martin Luther King Jr Flashcards | StudBud