Answer: to give black people equal rights to everyone else. he helped in the civil rights and he didn’t like the way the black people were treated like everyone else and he made a speech to convince the government to change the laws.
The key speechwriter and counsel to Martin Luther King Jr. says his training in music and study of historic speeches helped him draft ... Today, Jones is a writer in residence at the Martin Luther King, ... "I think that someone is better equipped to do that if they have a trained background in music," he said.
B. I would assume. I say this because I don't think it would be spatial; chronological could be it, but that isn't always fun. Order of importance gets the story told. I could be C, but I think it's B.
