Martin Luther King Jr.

an organized walk through the streets by people who are supporting or protesting something

something that represents the memory of a person, place, thing, or event

an organized walk through a mall by people who are supporting or hating something

He got married.

He finished college.

He became a minister.

He learned about a leader from India.

would not move for a white person

rode on a bus for white people only

helped Martin Luther King Jr. protest

asked a Black person to give up their seat

an organized walk through the streets by people who are supporting or protesting something

the league where superman, batman and wonder woman are

the quality or act of being fair, honest, and morally right

nonviolent

Buses were no longer segregated.

Schools became segregated again.

Schools were no longer segregated.

Black people could no longer ride on buses.

King’s house got bombed.

Black people got the right to vote.

Protestors were stopped by the police.

Protestors used fire hoses and attack dogs.

legal, social and economic righst that people get so they can buy coke wherever they are

legal, social, and economic rights that guarantee freedom and equality for all citizens

an action done to express strong disagreement or disapproval

They protested King’s arrest in Montgomery, but they protested Parks’s arrest in Birmingham.

They protested police in Montgomery, but they protested King’s arrest in Birmingham.

They protested segregation in Montgomery, but they boycotted schools in Birmingham.

They boycotted buses in Montgomery, but they protested segregation in Birmingham.

to lead a march

to plan a protest

to ask for equality for all

to fight for the right to vote

All Black people had the right to vote by 1920.

Black voters were forced to take unfair tests or pay money before they could vote.

Congress passed the Voting Rights Act to help fix these problems.

Then a change was made to the law in 2013. The change allowed state leaders to pass new voting laws.

kept apart based on group differences, such as race

kept apart based on herd differences, such as strength

to keep apart based on group differences, such as if you are Gryffindor or Slytherin

kept apart based on group differences, such as hair dye

because people are shocked about his death

so that people can continue King’s work

because King was killed in Tennessee in 1968

so that people can remember and honor King

to teach readers how to be like Martin Luther King Jr.

to show readers why Martin Luther King Jr. was killed

to inform readers about the life of Martin Luther King Jr.

to make readers want to visit the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial

honorable, supposed to be that way

that was supposed to happen

something unfair

not just, honorable, or fair