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martin luther king jr.
A TRUE HERO AND LEADER
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Background
Martin Luther King Jr. was born in January 15th 1929
He was born in Atlanta Georgia
Grew up to be a Christian
Son of Martin Luther King Sr.
An African American who sought freedom
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Ryan J. Quick
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Important Events
1929- Born in Atlanta,GA
1953- Married to Coretta Scott
1954-55- Montgomery Bus Boycott
1957- King and other civil rights activists founded the Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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Ron Cogswell
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Important Events Cont.
1963- March on Washington
1964- Youngest person ever awarded the Noble Peace prize
1965- Congress passed the Voting Rights Act.
1968- Assassinated by James Earl Ray
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MONTGOMERY BUS BOYCOTT
On December 1st, 1955, Rosa Parks refused to get up for a white passenger
She was arrested later
Led to a bus boycott that would continue for 381 more days
They selected Martin Luther King Jr. as the protest leader and offical spokesman
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MARCH ON WASHINGTON
Occured August 28, 1965 when King worked with others to organize it
It was a peacful political rally to stop racism
During the march, King delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech to thousands
He was awarded Man of the Year from TIME and won the Noble Peace Prize
Also led to Congress passing the "Voting Rights Act"
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VinothChandar
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Final years and assassination
On April 4 1965 King was on a balcony in Memphis and was assassinated
He was shot by a white man named James Earl Ray
James Earl Ray was later arrested
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WHY HE's A TRUE LEGEND
MLK was a true leader because...
He sought equality for all humans
He strived for this equality
He made life better for African Americans
He changed the world's perspective on racism
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Ben Rennen
Austin Covington
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