Martin Luther King Jr. and The Civil Rights Movement

In which text structure is the article mostly written?

• Chronological

• Problem and Solution

• Compare and Contrast

• Description

Which event caused some young African American civil rights leaders to believe Martin Luther King Jr's methods were too weak and too late?

• Montgomery Bus Boycott

• Sit-ins around the South

• March from Selma to Montgomery

• March on Washingtom

How did King's visit to India affect him?

• He decided he wanted to travel around the world more.

• He was inspired to use non-violent protest methods in America.

• He felt he would be more successful with violent protests

• He came back and formed the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.

Which of the following best summarizes the selection?

• Dr. King was a successful Baptist preacher in Atlanta, Georgia.

• Dr. King was liked by everyone in the United States.

• Dr. King was a civi rights leader who impacted many people.

• Dr. King would have gone on to help others had he not been killed.

What was th first major civil rights event Dr. King led?

• Montgomery Bus Boycott

• Sit-ins around the South

• March from Selma to Montgomery

• March on Washington

What was the main reason the Kings returned to Atlanta, Georgia in 1960?

• They were tired of the violence in Alabama.

• Dr. King became the co-pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church with his father.

• Dr. King's mother became sick and they needed to care fior her.

• The NAACP moved them there to start a new chapter for the group.

Which of the following is NOT true about Dr. King's final years?

• He spent time in jail.

• He gave several speeches.

• He became ill.

• He won the Nobel Peace Prize.

Who inspired Dr. King with his non-violent approaches?

• James Earl Ray

• Coretta Scott

• Selma

• Gandhi

Dr. King was killed in this city after speaking to sanitation workers who were on strike.

• Memphis

• Selma

• Washington

• Montgomery

He was convicted of assassinating Martin Luther King, Jr.

• Gandhi

• James Earl Ray

• Lee Harvey Oswald

• John Wilkes Booth