Question 1

Letter from Birmingham Jail

Examples of how Martin Luther King Jr. describes people and situations in the Letter From Birmingham?

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Question 2

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What are some laws in today's society that you consider unjsut? What makes that law unjust, and what do you believe should be done to address the injustice?

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Question 3

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Letter From Birmingham Jail Kings argument makes clear that racial segregation is?

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Question 4

Letter from Birmingham Jail

3 reasons king wrote letter from birmingham

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Question 5

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Dr. King compares just and unjust laws in order to explain why African Americans — a have been too frightened to protest b are justified in feeling resentful c have the right to break some laws d are facing an unfair judicial system

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Question 6

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What is the claim in paragraphs 1-13

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Question 7

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Review the letter to identify of people King quotesHow would you categorize these people?

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Question 8

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According to Dr. King, how does a person determine weather to obey or disobey the law?

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Question 9

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What is Dr. King’s assessment of those who are part of the privileged group?

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Question 10

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What is most closely the meaning of disease as it is used in the following passage (paragraph 13)

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Question 11

Letter from Birmingham Jail

King claims that direct actions must be used because...

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Question 12

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Who is the intended audience in this letter? Provide textual evidence to support your answer from Letter from Birmingham jail?

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Question 13

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King and his followers were sometimes criticized for being passive in the face of injustice. As King describes “non-violence,” is it the same as “passiveness.” Why or why not?

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Question 14

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Letter From Birmingham Jail Provide examples and explanations of logos ethos and pathos

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Question 15

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Why does Dr. King say that civil rights leaders “have no alternative” but to demonstrate in Birmingham?

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Question 16

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How do paragraphs 7-9 develop a claim king

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Question 17

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King objects to being labeled an “extremist” by other black clergy. He sees himself as a moderate between two extremes in Black America. What is the first extreme group he identifies? Support your answer with evidence from the text.

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Question 18

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In the third excerpted paragraph, King believes that he has a better way than the “do-nothingness of the complacent” or the “hatred and despair of the black nationalist.” What is his way as he describes it? Support your answer with evidence from the text.

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Question 19

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What does King think about the group following Muhammad? What language does King use that is evidence of his opinion? Support your answer with evidence from the text.

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Question 20

Letter from Birmingham Jail

What does King feel that many African Americans will do if white Southerners resist his non-violent approach?

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Question 21

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What do you think King means when he states that Blacks have suffered the “stinging darts of segregation?”

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Question 22

Letter from Birmingham Jail

Why does he believe his way is superior to others? What other extreme side of Black America does King describe as having “bitterness & hatred”? Support your answer with evidence from the text.

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Question 23

Letter from Birmingham Jail

From Martin Luther king jr “letter from Birmingham jail

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Question 24

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Question 25

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What surface features does each speaker use to enhance his message

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