Martin Luther Kings used allusions to Encourage listeners to envision freedom everywhere.
Answer: Option D
<u>Explanation:</u>
This popular speech by Martin Luther King is known as I Have A Dream. He delivered this speech during 1963 at Lincoln's Memorial. He visioned freedom and jobs for black people.
In this speech, he used allusions and metaphors to explain the status of Blacks in society. They need equality, civil rights and freedom like other citizens in society.
He mentioned that he knows about the violence and the effects of the Civil war.
So he intended to protest peacefully for the same cause. Because black people faced struggles and remained as slaves.
He also mentioned that from this day, we live together as God's children not as Blacks, Jews, whites, etc.
Answer:
Personally, I do not. But that is also because I was raised in the country mostly around white people who do have more rights. I currently live in a city with about 600 people, and I have a friend that is colored. He has been bullied on multiple occasions, called the n slur from other white people and the school has yet to do something about it. I myself am Jewish, and have been bullied for it ever since I was a kid. Hitler jokes go on nonstop and I am told quite a bit that I deserved to be in a gas chamber along with everyone else like my kind.
Answer:OK(Octavian Kingdom)
Explanation:it comees from the cou ntry which is ready to do anything
