Martin Luther King - I Have a Dream speech

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. addresses a historic demonstration for freedom, reflecting on the Emancipation Proclamation and the ongoing struggle for civil rights. He emphasizes that despite progress, African Americans still face significant injustices, including police brutality and segregation. King calls for continued efforts until justice and equality are achieved for all.

Who is introduced at the beginning of the speech?

• Dr. Martin Luther King

• Malcolm X

• President Abraham Lincoln

• Rosa Parks

What historical document does Dr. King reference as a symbol of hope?

• The Gettysburg Address

• The Declaration of Independence

• The Emancipation Proclamation

• The Bill of Rights

According to Dr. King, what is one of the injustices still faced by African Americans?

• Lack of voting rights

• Police brutality

• Unemployment

• Educational inequality

What does Dr. King say about the satisfaction of civil rights activists?

• They will not be satisfied until justice and equality are achieved.

• They will be satisfied when they receive financial compensation.

• They are satisfied with the current state of affairs.

• They are satisfied with the progress made.

What imagery does Dr. King use to describe the flow of justice?

• A calm ocean

• A mighty stream

• A rolling river

• A gentle stream