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Degger [83]
3 years ago
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Based on the text, what was King most likely hoping to accomplish by writing this letter? He hoped to be set free from jail in o

rder to continue his work in the civil rights movement. He hoped to change the hearts and minds of white Southerners who were opposed to desegregation. He hoped to open up negotiations with local officials in Birmingham to change the policies on segregation. He hoped to make his critics understand that nonviolent protest was the best way to change unfair laws in Birmingham.
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2 answers:
nata0808 [166]3 years ago
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This question is about "Letter from Birmingham Jail"

Answer:

He hoped to make his critics understand that nonviolent protest was the best way to change unfair laws in Birmingham.

Explanation:

King wrote this letter when he was criticized by religious authorities for promoting peaceful protests in favor of civil rights. These criticisms were so powerful that they caused King's arrest, causing him to write the letter. The letter was an act of defense by King, whose main objective was to defend his methods of protest and to reaffirm the reason why these protests were being raised. In other words, King wanted to make his critics understand that non-violent protests were beneficial and allowed for the search for changes in the unjust laws that were raised against blacks.

Anna35 [415]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

d

Explanation:

He hoped to make his critics understand that nonviolent protest was the best way to change unfair laws in Birmingham.

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