Initially, Martin Luther King, Jr. was somewhat skeptical about the Nonviolent strategy of Mahatma Gandhi until the arrival of:
A) Ralph Abernathy.
B) James Forman.
C) Bayard Rustin.
D) A. Philip Randolph.
Answer: C
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A) organization of committees of correspondence. B) Boston Massacre. C) Boston Tea Party. D) burning of the Gaspee.
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What will be an ideal response?
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What will be an ideal response?