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Answer:
He had been asked to help stage a protest.
Explanation:
According to the excerpt from “Letter from Birmingham Jail,” by Martin Luther King Jr, he talks about clearing the air about why he was in Birmingham, and said he was invited by their "local affiliate" in Birmingham who asked that he should be in the city in case a non violent protest was needed.
Therefore, according to the letter, King was in Birmingham because he had been asked to help stage a protest.
Two characteristics of the *Ottoman* Constitution of 1876 were "executive power given to the ruler" and "<span>two-chamber parliament," although the latter was not in effect for very long. </span>
Answer:
yeah
Explanation:
When it comes to Black Lives Matter, one can either be for it or against it. You cannot say “Black lives matter”, but then not back the movement (that just makes you part of the problem). But what is Black Lives Matter fighting for? The liberation and equal rights of all Black people. Why is that so difficult for people to get behind? BLM is not asking for special treatmen
