Thurman

Thurman

• A. A famous American actor

• B. A historical figure in the civil rights movement

• C. A renowned scientist

• D. A popular musician

Thurman's role in the civil rights movement

• A. Organizer of the March on Washington

• B. Founder of the NAACP

• C. Leader of the Freedom Riders

• D. Advocate for nonviolent protest

Thurman's influence on Martin Luther King Jr.

• A. Thurman was King's mentor

• B. Thurman wrote a book that inspired King

• C. Thurman and King co-founded a civil rights organization

• D. Thurman was King's political advisor

Thurman's educational background

• A. Graduated from Harvard University

• B. Studied at Morehouse College

• C. Attended Howard University

• D. Educated at Yale University

Thurman's contribution to religious thought

• A. Developed the concept of liberation theology

• B. Introduced the idea of nonviolent resistance

• C. Explored the intersection of spirituality and social justice

• D. Advocated for the separation of church and state

Thurman's notable written work

• A. 'The Souls of Black Folk'

• B. 'Jesus and the Disinherited'

• C. 'Letter from Birmingham Jail'

• D. 'The Fire Next Time'

Thurman's impact on interfaith dialogue

• A. Promoted Christian-Muslim understanding

• B. Fostered Jewish-Christian relations

• C. Encouraged dialogue between Eastern and Western religions

• D. Advocated for religious exclusivity

Thurman's philosophy on community

• A. Emphasized individualism over community

• B. Believed in the power of community for social change

• C. Advocated for isolationism

• D. Focused on economic development as the key to community building

Thurman's legacy in education

• A. Established a university

• B. Founded a school for social justice

• C. Created a curriculum for peace studies

• D. Developed a program for leadership training

Thurman's approach to activism

• A. Violent resistance

• B. Political lobbying

• C. Nonviolent protest

• D. Economic boycotts