Answer:
B
Explanation:
Quotes that explain my answer...
“A government is our own natural right”
“Wiser and safer, to form a constitution of our own”
Not only these quotes, but also Thomas Paine himself proves my answer! He was all for revolution!
Kept them from having the freedoms they deserved and worked hard for
Answer:
The Pope
Explanation:
it was a long time ago in 19 bc i was playing around with some skulls then jesus came down to me and gave me the name the gods mouth but later in time people called me the pope so i just went with it then over time in a.j. (after jesus) people called me the pulp because i got a offer from the devil i could not resist it was if i beat jesus to a pulp i can be a god and now i am i consumed jesus's power then i went up into the hevens to slay the gods and take there powers i started off with the greek gods and consumed there power and killed them then i did the same to the roman gods then i relized i dont need the devil so i slayed the devil and took his power now im the ruller of the whole world
The correct answer is nonviolent protest. Martin Luther King Jr. and the SCLC believed that using violence in order to bring attention to social injustices would not help African-Americans. Instead, it would allow the media to use these acts as a means to justify why African-Americans shouldn't have equal rights.
Instead, MLK and the SCLC, used peaceful protests such as sit-ins, marches, and pray-ins. These all included African-Americans resisting the urge to resort to violence even if it was used against them during their protest.