Martin Luther King Speech Quiz

What was the Emancipation Proclamation?

• A speech given by Martin Luther King

• A law that ended segregation and discrimination

• A decree that brought hope to millions of slaves

• A document signed by a great American

What did Martin Luther King dream of for the sons of former slaves?

• To face more discrimination and oppression

• To sit down together at the table of brotherhood

• To be judged by the color of their skin

• To continue living in poverty

Where did Martin Luther King hope freedom would ring from?

• Only from Georgia

• Only from California

• From every hill, state, and city

• Only from New York

What did Martin Luther King hope for the future of America?

• To continue with segregation and discrimination

• To become a great nation with freedom for all

• To remain divided by race and religion

• To oppress the Black population further

What did Martin Luther King hope for his little children?

• To face the same injustice and oppression

• To be judged by the color of their skin

• To live in a nation free from poverty

• To join hands with little white boys and girls

What did Martin Luther King hope for the future of the nation?

• To remain divided by race and religion

• To oppress the Negro population further

• To continue with the jangling discords

• To transform into a beautiful symphony of brotherhood

What did Martin Luther King hope for the future of the nation?

• To remain divided by race and religion

• To transform into a beautiful symphony of brotherhood

• To continue with the jangling discords

• To oppress the Negro population further

What was Martin Luther King's vision for the state of Mississippi?

• To remain a state of oppression and injustice

• To transform into an oasis of freedom and justice

• To continue with racial segregation

• To become a state of poverty and despair

What did Martin Luther King dream of for the state of Alabama?

• To continue with racial discrimination

• To transform into a state where black and white people can live together

• To remain a state of racial tension and conflict

• To become a state of economic disparity

What was Martin Luther King's dream for the city of New York?

• To remain a city of racial segregation

• To transform into a city of brotherhood and unity

• To continue with racial tension and conflict

• To become a city of economic disparity