Martin Luther King Jr. was a leader of the American Civil Rights Movement born in 1929 who went to jail 30 times for peaceful protests. He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964 for his nonviolent resistance to racial inequality and his iconic "I Have a Dream" speech. Though he faced threats and attacks, including being stabbed and bombed, he continued his work until his assassination in 1968 at the age of 39. His legacy of advancing civil rights through nonviolent action continues to inspire.

1. MLK JR. LIFE WORK ACHIEVIVEMENT

2. MLK JR. LIFE IMPACT

3. MLK Jr. was born January 15 1929.

5. MLK MLK JR. went to jail 30 times for what he knew was right.

6. MLK JR. was stabbed in the chest and bombed but he did not retaliate in violence he did peaceful protest.

7. MLK -won the Noble Peace Prize in 1964

8. MLK Jr.speech of wisdom I Have a DREAM!

9. MLK Jr. went to about 300 stops to speak the truth.

10. MLK Jr. was the preacher of the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama when he was just 25 years old.

11. MLK Jr.got married June18, 1953.

12. MLK Jr. had 4 children

13. MLK Jr. was a great leader in the boycott against the city bus.

15. A lot of people threatened him and his family but he still kept going.

17. MLK Jr. was kill on April 4th, 1968.

18. His legend is still alive it lives in us the, people of the future.

20. MLK Jr. last speech was I Have a Dream.

21. MLK Jr. has a Museum dedicated to his life's work to help the Civil Rights Movement.

22. At MLK Jr. funeral President Kennedy was there.

23. MLK Jr. grave is in Atlanta, GA