Question

Which of the following best describes Dr. Martin Luther King's strategy of protesting?

Answer 1

Martin Luther King Jr believed in peaceful protests! He did not believe in violent "set things on fire" or "hurt a bunch of people" protests. He didn't want to gain rights by invoking fear into people! He believed that the power of words and these non-harmful acts would bring freedom to the african american people, so, the answer you are looking for is nonviolent civil disobedience 

Answer 2

Martin Luther King, Jr.'s strategy was one of nonviolent civil disobedience

Martin Luther King's principles of non-violence said:

• You can resist evil without resorting to violence.
• Non-violence seeks to create friendship and understanding, not humiliate those who oppose you.
• It is evil itself that must be opposed, rather than seeing the people committing evil acts as the enemy.
• Being committed to non-violence means being willing to suffer, if necessary, for the sake of what is right.
• Non-violence applies to the attitude of our hearts as well as to outward actions.
• Those pursuing change through non-violent means maintain hope for the future and work patiently toward that day of better justice.