A Summary Of Martin Luther King's Speech
1) The "great American" was Abraham Lincoln.
2) The Emancipation Proclamation was a document that Abraham Lincoln signed to free all slaves.
3) The "flames of withering injustice" was the unfairness of slavery and how it degraded people of African descent.
4) Dr. King's purpose in mentioning the Emancipation Proclamation in the begining of his speech was to show their progress in ending segregation and to show that they needed to continue their ancestors work.
5) Dr. King established a tone of seriousness, authority, and power by saying that he wants people to be free of segregation. The main way he establishes these tones it the confidence in his word and by th eway he seems fearless.
6) He might say this because the first slaves were litterally
driven off of their homeland and into foreign countries for work.
7) He refers to how African Americans had some difficulty actually getting a loan or cash a check but th e main reference is the check he tried tomake out to Thomas Jefferson that was denied due to insufficient funds.
2) The Emancipation Proclamation was a document that Abraham Lincoln signed to free all slaves.
3) The "flames of withering injustice" was the unfairness of slavery and how it degraded people of African descent.
4) Dr. King's purpose in mentioning the Emancipation Proclamation in the begining of his speech was to show their progress in ending segregation and to show that they needed to continue their ancestors work.
5) Dr. King established a tone of seriousness, authority, and power by saying that he wants people to be free of segregation. The main way he establishes these tones it the confidence in his word and by th eway he seems fearless.
6) He might say this because the first slaves were litterally
driven off of their homeland and into foreign countries for work.
7) He refers to how African Americans had some difficulty actually getting a loan or cash a check but th e main reference is the check he tried tomake out to Thomas Jefferson that was denied due to insufficient funds.