Martin Luther King gave his speech to a mostly African American audience who had come to Washington, D. C. as part of a civil rights march. How is King's attention to audience effective?

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Marisa Powell

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23 November, 02:14

Martin Luther King gave his speech to a mostly African American audience who had come to Washington, D. C. as part of a civil rights march. How is King's attention to audience effective?

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Teagan Carey · Answer 1

Martin Luther King Jr addressed his speech I HAVE A DREAM, after the march on Washington it made congress move faster in passing the civil rights movement.

Explanation:

These laws were passed on 1964 by Lyndon B Johnson, he said that he was going to do with action what Kennedy promised with words, many of these laws gave rights to African American more equal treatment than they ever had before.

Terrance Herman · Answer 2

Answer: Martin Luther King Jr addressed his speech I HAVE A DREAM, after the march on Washington it made congress move faster in passing the civil rights movement. Explanation: These laws were passed on 1964 by Lyndon B Johnson, he said that he was going to do with action what Kennedy promised with words, many of these laws gave rights to African American more equal treatment than they ever had before.