The one that best describes both Thoreau’s and King’s attitudes toward government and civil disobedience is: B. a belief that an individual should disobey unjust laws
In the past , the civil disobedience that conducted by Thoreau is caused by his unwillingness to participate in tax payment that was allocated to fund united states' war. The civil disobedience that conducted by King is caused by racial injustice that occured in united states.
In his inaugural address in 1861, Jefferson Davis outlined the reasons why the Southern states ought to split from the North. They were a farming state that thrived thanks to the labor provided by the black states.
