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P |Martin Luther King Jr | Key Ideas

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

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1.

The inspiration of the black churches is the figure of Jesus Christ because

a)

his suffering shows black communities that life is always unfair

b)

his suffering shows black communities he suffers with them and gives them courage to carry on

c)

it is ok to die for a cause

d)

Redemption has a price

2.

The Old Testament figure who often inspired King was

a)

Moses because it is like looking into the Promised Land, knowing that Justice and liberty is waiting for all his black brothers and sisters

b)

Jonah because it is like knowing that freedom is waiting for all his black brothers and sisters

c)

David because it is like looking into the Promised Land, knowing that Justice and liberty is waiting for all his black brothers and sisters

d)

Isaiah because it is like looking into the Promised Land, knowing that Justice and liberty is waiting for all his black brothers and sisters

3.

King's teaching on the Kingdom of God as the

a)

New Jerusalem based on the book of Revelation

b)

New Jerusalem based on the book of James

c)

New America based on the book of revelation

d)

New America based on the book of James

4.

King's emphasises that the Kingdom of God is a world where society is transformed to be a place of

a)

Freedom

b)

Peace

c)

Love

d)

Justice

e)

Equality

5.

King mixes his theology with the idea of the

a)

American Dream of life, liberty and happiness for all

b)

American Dream of hope, freedom and justice

c)

American Dream of, liberty and happiness for all

6.

What was Isaiah's metaphor of equality and justice which King used in his 'I have a Dream' speech?

a)

Every valley shall raised up, every mountain and hill made low; ....And the glory of the Lord will be revealed, and all mankind together will see it.

b)

Free at last. Thank God ALmighty, we are free at last

c)

Kingdom of God

7.

King said that racism and lack of human rights are unjust, and 'injustice .....

a)

...anywhere is answer to justice everywhere'

b)

...anywhere is a question to mercy everywhere'

c)

...anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere'

d)

...anywhere is a threat to hope everywhere'

8.

King argued that breaking a human law may be justified if a law breaker does so.......

a)

Lovingly, openly and in good conscience

b)

Lovingly, openly and without good conscience

c)

Kingdom of God

9.

King believed in realistic pacifism. Realistic pacifism teaches that

a)

if their actions cause harm then they are not sinless and they must accept any blame which follows - but to fail to act at all would be a cause of a greater evil.

b)

Ends justify the means

c)

tensions in the community must be avoided

d)

we shall overcome

10.

The 'beloved community' is King's description of

a)

realistic pacifism

b)

Kingdom of God

c)

we shall overcome

d)

Reformed America

11.

Although humans are selfish, King believed that faith in.....

a)

transformation of God's love would help overcome selfish desires and give them strength and courage to protest for justice and freedom

b)

transformation of God's grace would help overcome selfish desires and give them strength and courage to protest for justice and freedom

c)

transformation of God's love would help overcome selfish desires and give them hope and life to cope with the trials

d)

Reformed America