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Svetach [21]
3 years ago
7

9. Lines 233–238: Explain King’s strategy in looking at the war from these differing perspectives. How does he believe this appr

oach will help him accomplish his purpose?
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1 answer:
Kaylis [27]3 years ago
7 0

In the lines, he talks about looking at the war from different perspectives like the peasant, from the children, women and aged and the various destruction caused by the war. This was done to rise feelings in people against the war.

Explanation:

Beyond Vietnam: Time to break silence was a speech given by Martin Luther King where he opposed the Vietnam war and said that he did not want the war to happen because he loved America. In this speech he basically wanted to end the war.

This speech was given to tell the people that military, violence, racial hatred will destroy the country, not only their own country but the other countries of the world also.

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