1. why did martin luther king go to birmingham? what was he trying to accomplish there?

2. which is the practice of segregation wrong?

3. what is king's strategy for ending segregation? why does he believe taking action is necessary to end it?

4. what does king say one should do when confronted with unjust laws?

5. according to king, what is the duty of christians in this struggle? is he satisfied with the response of local churches to the situation?

6. what was king's dream? how can america achieve it?

How does the grapes of wrath identify the effects of americans' views on the dust bowl? the story is a depiction of oklahoma farmers and the difficulties they experienced migrating to california. the story accurately describes the impact the california vineyard industry had on migrant workers. the story covers the rise of corporate farming and the devaluation of the small family farms that dotted the great plains. the story is an allegory for the conflicts between american values and the rise of the communist party in the united states.

Which is one reason many african nations have not prospered after gaining independence from european colonial powers? a. colonial powers sent their weakest economic advisors to the new countries, and their recommendations were flawed. b. independence left them with weak economies, and many countries have been unable to overcome or recover from these burdens. c. the desert region of the interior is inhospitable to foreign investors, and business interests focused on the coastal mediterranean cities. d. the money endowed upon independence is still tied up in the bank of england, which is hesitant to make loans to struggling nations.

Which of the following phrases best describes american society in the early 1900s