Answer and Explanation:
1. In that sentence, King was greatly influenced by Ghandi's words, but he follows his own suggestion not to encourage violence, separation and suppression of the white population, not even those who were against civil rights. In this case, King says that freedom will not arise from hatred and bitterness, so his listeners should pursue civil rights with calm, patience, love and peace.
2. King decided to be greater than oppression, breaking down oppression as something victorious, uncomfortable and capable of stopping the struggle of those who are committed to freedom and justice.
The first combination we can make is "Elizabeth I - offered tolerance to Catholics as long as they showed loyalty to the English Monarch. "
The other two possible combinations are:
- John Wycliffe - translated religious scripture into a language common people could understand.
- Martin Luther - questioned the rightful extent of the Pope's religious authority.
<h3>What was the Reformation movement?</h3>
The Reformation movement was the moment when Protestant Christianity emerged, began to gain strength, and spread throughout Europe. This movement marks the moment of splitting of the Roman Catholic Church and the decrease of its power and socioeconomic influence on the European continent.
The Reformation movement also shows the end of the Middle Ages and the beginning of a more modern and questioning time, where the population underwent a reform of thoughts that changed the pillars of European society.
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Answer: I never read this book sorry :)
but I think the answer should be Mathilde herself or at the beginning Mme. Loisel