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At first King reasons in the letter that he is not of the extremists, he is actually between two extremes in the black community of militant black nationalism and complacency with the status quo. His use of the word extremist adds to the critical tone of the text as he is speaking directly to the clergy who called him extremist and he criticizes all white moderates.
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Martin Luther King is turning the tables with his use of the word extremist because it was a label the white moderates applied to him and his followers. First he shows in paragraph 27 that he is not the extremist, that the black Nationalists are the more extreme dissenters who do advocate violence and reject the white population. In the end King says that even Jesus Christ was an extremist and he was charged and punished for it with the extreme act of crucifixion. King says also evokes Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson as extreme in their ideas and says there is actually a need for “creative extremism” to progress towards civil rights and social justice.
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here is D. Johann Tetzel started selling indulgences Wittenberg to anyone who was
be kind enough to donate the money for the reconstruction effort in Rome where
they were rebuilding the Cathedral of St. Peter. This prompted Luther to nail
his famous 95 Theses on the door of the Church in Wittenberg as Luther believed
that faith alone is enough to grant salvation through Jesus Christ. This would
later start the great wave of Protestantism.
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Below 20 degrees North latitude means less than 20 degrees North. Which of the options has a number less than 20 degrees north?
13 degrees North, 47 degrees east. 47 is also *slightly* east of 45, unlike all the other options.
Explanation:
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