Construct 30 complete statements concerning Martin Luther King's life, including his birth, boyhood, young manhood, education, preaching, Civil Rights activities, and his assassination and death. Number them and keep in chronological order.

In one or two sentences, summarize the author’s thesis statement about the equal rights amendment (era). how does this article excerpt give you a better understanding of the political difficulties that faced era proponents in the mid- and late 1970s?