Answer:
2. Saw King call for a shift in tactics in the quest of civil rights
Explanation:
1 His speech was in august 1963; Lyndon Johnson assumed the presidency in november 1963.
3 He delivered his speech at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. for the 250.000 supporters of the American Civil Rights Movement.
4. The Voting Rights Act is the legal recognition of King´s work with the Civil Rights Movement, but it was signed into law not untill 1965.
2. ¨I have a dream¨ turned out to be one of the most impressive and succesfull political speeches of our times, not only because of the perfect timing but also because of the unique balance of christian values and moral ethics.
It reflects economic and social changes by having people of different status interacting. It also shows a woman in the picture who wouldn't be in there if not to show changes in the social situation.
In factories- it was rough, everyone is on a handful of hours of sleep, they barely got paid, and when children were working in the factories, they would hurt themselves a lot.
England was choking the economies in the larger cities the same reason other European nation established colonies here
