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Answer 1

1. The correct answer is the third option.

Martin King Jr. famous I have a Dream speech was instrumental in getting the public support for civil rights legislation. It was not only the black Americans now who fought for the civil rights but also it attracted many more of the white Americans to their cause. There were white supporters before also but many more people supported the struggle after the speech.

2. The correct answer is united over black power movement.

The united over the Black Power movement is the only thing here not true of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. All of the other things, the sit-ins, helping with the organization of the March on Washington and the coordination of the freedom rides are all the things that Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee did.

3.The correct answer here is the third option.

Letter from Birmingham Jail was an open letter that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote in 1963 and where he defends his strategy of non-violent resistance. He say that the people have the obligation, the moral responsibility to break the laws that are unjust. They should not sit and wait for justice to maybe come.

4. The correct answer here is the second option.

The assassination of Robert Kennedy was a tragedy in more ways than one. Not only it was a tragedy because the man had died but also that it caused the chaos for the Democratic party which gave the country Richard Nixon's disgraceful term in office. So there was no clear presidential nominee after the assassination.

5.The correct answer here was the second option.

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 represents the landmark act in the history of the United States as it ended the racial segregation that plagued the country for many years.  It states that no discrimination based on race, sex, religion color or national origin. This finally happened after a harsh battle that Martin Luther King Jr. spearheaded.