Answer: Martin Luther King Jr. was an American minister and activist for civil rights in the 1950s and 1960s.
Explanation:
A simple sentence is made up of an independent clause along with one single subject and a verb with a compliment.
In the first option, there is a single independent clause which is that MLK was an American ministers and activist. The subject is MLK and the verb and compliment are the years he was active.
The other options have multiple clauses.
I would say that the statement which is correct about the differences between short stories and novels is A. an effective short story is carefully crafted to achieve its purpose with fewer words than is a novel.
Novels are usually quite long, and you don't have to limit yourself to any number of words, whereas with short stories, you have to think about how many words you will use, and use them effectively.
In the book all the characters are perfectly fine living their life’s being controlled by Society. But Cassia is not fine with this. She stands up for herself and stands by her morals. This book gives us an insight on society today. It gives us an insightful message not to succumb into the plain everyday life that everybody does and give society a run for their money. Or it could mean hang on to your own thoughts and be yourself, don’t let them change you. It also means to put up a fight, if the society says you are doing something wrong to prove to them and everybody it is truly right.
Answer:
Blacks will eventually reach full equality in the South, but only if southern whites give civil rights to them over time.
Explanation:
See page 578: "My own belief is . . . that the time will come when the Negro in the South will be accorded all the political rights which his ability, character, and material possessions entitle him to. I think, though, that the opportunity to freely exercise such political rights will not come in any large degree through outside or artificial forcing, but will be accorded to the Negro by the Southern white people themselves, and that they will protect him in the exercise of those rights."
