Who was a major influence of King's non-violent approach to protest? A. Mother Theresa B. Nelson Mandela C. Mahatmas Gandhi D. Malcolm X

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16 November, 02:29

Who was a major influence of King's non-violent approach to protest? A. Mother Theresa B. Nelson Mandela C. Mahatmas Gandhi D. Malcolm X

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Mckinley Ortega · Answer 1

Mckinley Ortega 16 November, 02:43

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C. Mahatmas Gandhi

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Addison Burch · Answer 2

The correct answer is C. Mahatma Gandhi

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Mahatma Gandhi was a prominent Indian figure mainly know for opposing the dominance of Great Britain in India through non-violence resistance. This protesting approach opposed a violent approach that was more commonly used. Moreover, this was adopted by many other leaders including Martin Luther King Jr who used non-violence to defend the civil rights of African Americans; indeed, King Jr considered this was one of the most powerful methods oppressed people could use. According to this, it was Mahatma Gandhi the major influence of King's non-violent approach.