The perspective of the clergy and Martin Luther is illustrated below.
<h3>How to illustrate the perspective?</h3>
The eight members of the clergy who wrote the “call for unity” supported the civil rights movement. They believed in the idea of equality for all Americans.
However, they thought that equal rights should be pursued only through the courts and legal methods.
Martian Luther King Jr. and other civil rights activists believed that it was necessary to hold demonstrations to put pressure on governments and call attention to issues.
Even though these methods were technically against the law, activists argued that these laws were immoral. Their tactics helped bring about an important change
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Answer:
Commas are used in a series to describe something without saying 'and'
The story is a poignant satire on the importance of self-importance that powerful people assume.
The Maharaja heard the prophecy that he'd be killed by the 100th tiger in the future.
He ordered to kill all the tigers in the forest and called it 'self-defense.' Once all tigers were killed in his kingdom, he married a girl from another kingdom and killed all the tigers there as well.
The Maharaja continued killing all the tigers until all the specie was extinct. His kingdom suffered greatly due to his acts.
Lastly, he was killed by the 100th tiger which was actually a toy that cost only two anas (money).
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