Martin Luther King, Jr. and Vietnam

What was the title of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s address concerning the Vietnam War?

• Why Protest?

• The Vietnam Conflict

• A Call for Peace

• War and Morality

According to Martin Luther King, Jr., what was the impact of the Vietnam War on the Poverty Program?

• It was broken and eviscerated.

• It received more funding.

• It was unaffected.

• It expanded significantly.

What irony does Martin Luther King, Jr. highlight about black and white soldiers in Vietnam?

• They fight together for a nation that segregates them at home.

• They receive equal treatment in the military.

• They are both equally represented in the media.

• They are both fighting for the same cause.

What question did young men in the ghettos ask Martin Luther King, Jr. regarding violence?

• Why is our nation using violence in Vietnam?

• How can we join the military?

• What is the government's plan for peace?

• Why are we not allowed to protest?

What does Martin Luther King, Jr. identify as the 'greatest purveyor of violence in the world today'?

• His own government

• The military

• The media

• Foreign nations

Explain the three reasons Dr. King cites for bringing Vietnam into the field of his “moral vision”.