Freedom Walkers - Ch. 4 Martin Luther King Jr.

King was 26 years old and a newcomer to Montgomery. He had moved there to be a minister at Dexter Avenue Baptist Church. Martin Luther King was actually from...

• Trenton, New Jersey

• Cincinnati, Ohio

• Los Angeles, CA

• Atlanta, Georgia

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Martin Luther came from a family of eminent southern black preachers and civil rights activists including...

• his grandfather

• his brother

• his father

• his cousin

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To help African Americans avoid using the buses E.D. Nixon had called each of Montgomery's black-owned _______________ to ask for help.

• newspapers

• taxi companies

• train companies

• car companies

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Found guilty of violating the segregation laws, Parks was given a suspended sentence and fined a total of $________, equal to 140 bus fares.

• $40

• $140

• $100

• $14

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Soon after being found of violating Montgomery's segregation laws, Parks lost her job at the Montgomery Fair department store.

• True

• False

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When some of the preacher's present balked at the idea of challenging Montgomery's powerful white establishment, E.D. Nixon lit into them. Here "balked" means...

• to hesitate; to feel unwilling or unconvinced

• to recommend; to speak in favor of

• extremely joyful, happy

• a group of social, economic, and political leaders who influence society and form a ruling class

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"When some of the preacher's present balked at the idea of challenging Montgomery's powerful white establishment, E.D. Nixon lit into them." Which of the following did say to them?

• "You ministers have lived off the sweat of these washerwomen...and ain't never done nothing for them."

• "I am just ashamed of you"

• "Scolded them for acting like cowards, for backing down like "little boys."

• "I am just proud of you"

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Who said, "Brother Nixon, I'm not a coward. I don't want anybody to call me a coward."

• E.D. Nixon

• Clifford Durr

• Marshall Johnson

• Martin Luther King Jr.

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King was unanimously (with full agreement) chosen to be the head of the M.I.A by the black leaders of Montgomery, which was an acronym for...

• Montgomery Is Awesome

• Montgomery Insider Association

• Ministers in Action

• Montgomery Improvement Association

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In preparation for the mass rally at The Holt Street Baptist Church, King wanted to protest the injustices and inhumanities being inflicted on blacks. Here "injustices" means...

• the state or quality of being worthy of honor or respect

• to recommend; to speak in favor of

• the violation of right or of the rights of another; absence of justice

• the quality of not having enough; lack; dearth

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