I have a DREAM - Dr. Martin G9

What is the title of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous speech?

• I Have a Dream
• The Audacity of Hope
• The Gettysburg Address
• The Emancipation Proclamation

What event is Dr. King addressing in his speech?

• The Civil Rights Movement
• The World War II
• The French Revolution
• The American Civil War

In his speech, Dr. King mentions the "Promissory Note." What does he mean by the "Promissory Note"?

• A legal document signed by Dr. King
• A metaphor for the unfulfilled promises of freedom and equality for African Americans
• A physical note given to Dr. King by the government
• A financial term used in his speech

Which famous monument in Washington, D.C., was the location of Dr. King's "I Have a Dream" speech?

• The White House
• The Capitol Building
• The Lincoln Memorial
• The Washington Monument

Dr. King speaks of the "fierce urgency of now." What does he mean by this phrase?

• He is emphasizing the immediate need for civil rights
• He is referring to the speed of technological advancement
• He is talking about the rapid pace of modern life
• He is discussing the urgency of medical advancements

In his speech, Dr. King expresses his dream of a nation where individuals are judged by what?

• Their wealth
• Their physical appearance
• Their social status
• The content of their character

What does Dr. King describe as "the greatest demonstration for freedom in the history of our nation"?

• The Emancipation Proclamation
• The Civil Rights Act
• The March on Washington
• The Voting Rights Act

What does Dr. King refer to as "a solid rock of brotherhood" in his speech?

• The American Dream
• The Constitution
• The Emancipation Proclamation
• The concept of unity and equality among all races

What does Dr. King emphasize as the "real battleground" for civil rights in his speech?

• The streets of Birmingham
• The White House
• The Supreme Court
• The minds and hearts of people

What does Dr. King say he hopes his children will be judged by in the future?

• Their wealth and status
• Their physical appearance
• The color of their skin
• The content of their character