How did Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcom X differ in their approaches to gaining civil rights? A. Dr. King supported worki
ng with white Americans to achieve rights; Malcom X wanted the separation of the races. B. Malcolm X supported working with white Americans to achieve rights; Dr. King wanted the separation of the races. C. Malcom X believed that fighting for civil rights was pointless. D. Dr. King agreed with the use of violence; Malcom X didn't.
It was A. Though both Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X both
worked on the goal of helping blacks in their struggle for civil rights in the United States in the 1960s,
their approach and speech was very different.
Martin was more conciliatory in his approach. He used peaceful methods and often
incorporated the teachings of the Bible.
He wanted blacks and whites to coexist with each other. Malcolm on the other hand, was very
aggressive in his approach. He was not
afraid to lash out at what he viewed was the unfair treatment that blacks were
given and encourage violent means to achieve that goal.
The borders. It was based and developed on the idea that the cotton producing and other "Goods States" had more value with slaves. Abolishing slavery would in turn take its toll on the states.
