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1. Civil Rights Movement
   ... conscience and in an attempt to arouse the deepest concern of the nation,ampquot he was ampquotcompelledampquot to lead another march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama King 19 ...
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2. Alabama 1956
   ... On November 13, 1956 the Court declared that Alabamaamp39s state and local laws requiring segregation on ... The following morning, December 21, 1956, Dr. King and Rev ...
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3. Martin Luther King Jr
   ... King married Coretta Scott, a young girl from Marion, Alabama. The marriage ceremony took place on the lawn of the Scottamp39s home in Marion. ...
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4. Dr. King
   ... 3:45 Journal 11, 04/25/00 Letter from Birmingham Jail Dr. Martin Luther King wrote this letter in response to a public statement from the Alabama Clergymen. ...
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5. Martin Luther King Jr. Essay
   ... Then, in 1963, Mr. King and the SCLC Southern Christian Leadership Conference joined a campaign in Birmingham, Alabama to end segregation there and to force ...
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6. Martin Luther King
   ... After Kingamp39s successful campaign to achieve the desegregation of public facilities in Birmington, Alabama in 1965, he concentrated most of his time and efforts ...
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7. The Churchamp39s Contribution To Segregation
   ... institutions like the Church. At Birmingham, Alabama, King experienced these tensions simultaneously. Many people feel that Birmingham ...
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8. Gandhi vs. King
   ... While King was in jail, eight Alabama clergymen published a statement criticizing the use of ampquotdirect actionampquot and referred to this approach as ampquotunwise and ...
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9. Martin Luther King
   ... Two years after they met on June of 1953, Coretta Married Martin Luther King in Alabama. In November of 1955 Coretta had a daughter named Yolanda. ...
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10. Martin Luther King
    ... Two years after they met on June of 1953, Coretta Married Martin Luther King in Alabama. In November of 1955 Coretta had a daughter named Yolanda. ...
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11. Martin Luther King
    ... Two years after they met on June of 1953, Coretta Married Martin Luther King in Alabama. In November of 1955 Coretta had a daughter named Yolanda. ...
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12. Martin Luther King, Jr.
    ... of 1962. During the spring of 1963 King and his followers demonstrated mass protests in Birmingham, Alabama. During these protests ...
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13. Martin Luther King Jr.
    ... The continual effort to strengthen the message for rights can be outlined in Birmingham, Alabama. After King and three other leaders were released from jail ...
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14. Martin Luther King I have a Dream.
    ... King was asked by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference to aid in the struggle for civil rights in Birmingham, Alabama. Thus ...
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15. Civil Rights
    ... Southern Christian Leadership ConferenceSCLC, led by Martin Luther King Jr., staged nonviolent demonstrations in Albany, Georgia, and Birmingham, Alabama. ...
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16. Marin Luther King
    ... a car pool, which the police harassed, arresting black drivers, including King. On 1 February the MIAamp39s lawyer challenged the Alabama segregation laws in a ...
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17. Martin Luther King Jr.
    ... 17. In 1954 the couple moved to Montgomery, Alabama where Dr. King would become pastor of the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church. Coretta ...
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18. Martin Luther King, JR.
    ... They launched a giant campaign in Birmingham, Alabama for desegregation. During this campaign King was arrested at one of the many student sitins. ...
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19. Martin Luther King 3
    ... He moved to Alabama to become pastor for a Baptist church. Just after he received his Ph.D. in 1955, King was asked to lead a bus boycott in Montgomery. ...
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20. Martin Luther King and Malcom
    ... Luther King sent to his fellow clergymen we can get a sense of the reasons MLK faced resistance to his nonviolent conduct. The clergymen of Alabama thought ...
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21. Martin Luther King Jr.
    ... In 1955, King was asked to lead a bus boycott in Montgomery. ... later that year when the Supreme Court outlawed segregation in public transportation in Alabama. ...
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22. Why We Cant Wait by Martin Luther King Jr
    ... Our country has come a long way the events in Birmingham, Alabama in 1963. Each day we come closer to being the country that Martin Luther King, Jr. ...
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23. The Civil Rights Movement
    ... vote. king picked a tough alabama town to tackle: selma, where only 1 of eligible black voters were registered to vote. the violence ...
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24. Civil Rights
    ... 1967... More than onehalf of all eligible blacks are registered to vote in Alabama and other Southern states. Apr. 4, 1968... Martin Luther King, Jr. ...
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25. King and Thoreau
    ... These nonviolent acts of public speech eventually lead to Kingamp39s arrest for leading a nonviolent march in Birmingham Alabama. ...
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26. Martin Luther King
    ... and this victory encouraged others across the South to join in the movementUXL, 2. Martin Luther King led a protest in Birmingham Alabama and was arrested. ...
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27. Martin Luther King
    ... University. As King was working on his PhD he was given the pastorate of Dexter Avenue Church in Montgomery, Alabama. Perhaps the ...
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28. Martin Luther King
    ... Louis and participated in the Freedom Rides in Montgomery, Alabama in 1961. ... widely recognized civil rights leader was the great Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who ...
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29. A Struggle for Justice
    ... We saw a direct example of Jesusamp39 teaching in the agreement that King had his volunteers sign before they participated in the movement in Alabama. ...
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30. A Struggle for Justice
    ... We saw a direct example of Jesusamp39 teaching in the agreement that King had his volunteers sign before they participated in the movement in Alabama. ...
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