c. civil disobedience
Martin Luther King, Jr., found much affinity with the approach that Mohandas Gandhi had used in India in previous decades. Gandhi had emphasized the principle of "ahisma" -- "not to injure." Both Gandhi and King believed that non-violent means of civil disobedience had more moral and actual power than violent means of seeking change.
<span>It tried to fulfill nineteenth-century dreams of nationalism by creating new boundaries and new states.</span>
