2. Racial Segregation
The Racial Segregation
was the separation of
humans into racial
groups in daily life.
This was used in cases
such as going to the
school, eating in a
restaurant, etc.
3. Rosa Parks's Case
Rosa's case is very
famous.
Rosa was sitting in a
bus, and she didn't
left her seat to a
white man. She was
arrested.
4. MLK's Parents
His parent was Martin
Luther King Sr. He was
a Baptist pastor,
missionary, and a leader
in the American Civil
rights Movement.
His mother was Alberta
Williams King. She
played an important role
in the affairs of the
Ebenezer Baptist Church
5. Birth of MLK
He was born in Atlanta,
th
the 15 of January of
1929.
His legal name at birth
was “Michael King”.
His father changed his
name to “Martin
Luther”
6. Martin Luther King's early life.
He studied in the
Booker T
Washington High
School.
Later, he went to the
Morehouse school.
He was an excellent
student.
7. University
He entered in the
Morehouse School,
at the age of 15th.
In 1948, he graduated
from Morehouse with
a bachelor of Arts in
sociology.
He finished his studies
in 1854.
8. Baptist Minister
MLK became a Baptist
Minister, because his
father was a Baptist
Minister.
His father defend social
rights, and was an
early civil rights
leader befores his son
did the same thing.
9. MLK's Speeches.
MLK did some
speeches during his
career.
Probably. the most
famous speech of
MLK is “I have a
dream”.
He wanted an equality
between the black
and the white people.
10. Gandhi MLK
MLK studied the
philosophy of
Gandhi, in 1950.
He wanted to know the
meaning of
“satyagraha”, that
means “loveforce”.
He was very interested
in his ideas.
11. “I have a dream”
This is the most
important speech of
MLK.
It was in 1963, and he
said that he had a
dream, the equality
between the white
and the black people.
It was a very important
step for the Civil
Rights in the U.S.A.
12. MLK's arrest
On April 12th 1963,
Martin Luther King Jr
was arrested following a
nonviolent protest
demonstrating against
segregation in
Birmingham Alabama.
Police arrested King for
demonstrating without a
permit and placed him in
the Birmingham City
Jail for 11 days.
13. Enemies
Martin Luther King
had a lot of enemies
too.
His enemies were
mainly white people.
He was killed by an
enemie, called James
Earl Ray.
14. Dead
He was killed in
Memphis, Tennessee,
the 4th of april 1968.
He was assassinated
after the day of his
famous speech “I've
been to the mountain
top”.
His assassin was James
Earl Ray.
15. James Earl Ray
He was a white man,
that killed Martin
Luther King.
He tried to escape, but
he was arrested in an
airport of London.
He died in the prison,
because of a disease.
16. Nobel Prize
The 14th of october, Martin
Luther King won the
Nobel Price for Peace.
Dr. King said that “every
penny” of the prize
money would be given
to the civil rights
movements.
“I am glad people of other
nations are concerned
with our problems here.
17. After MLK
After news of King's
death, riots erupted
almost immediately
throughout the
country.
Detroit, Chicago,
Hartford, Conn, and
other cities were
gripped with
violence and fires.
18. “I have a Dream”
This is one of the most
important speeches
of MLK.
He said that he dreamt
with an equality of
rights between the
white people and the
black people.
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This happened the 28
of August of 1963.