Question

In his "Letter from Birmingham Jail," how did Martin Luther King describe the purpose of nonviolent direct action?

to ease tension to promote negotiation

to make the other part aware of the problem

to induce violent action from the opposition

to create tension to force negotiation

Answer 1

@dman2597

Answer 2

a is the answer or I think that it is

Answer 3

@MakaylaTracy we are not allowed to simply provide answers, there must be an explanation with it, at least for the bare minimum.

Answer 4

I just need help )':

Answer 5

okay then it is true better

Answer 6

So should I still type the explanation of the answer? @CasperTheMoo

Answer 7

Yes, please.!

Answer 8

In Martin Luther King's, "Letter from Birmingham Jail" he describes that the fight against racism should not be done violently in the streets however in the courts. By this idea of his, we can see he was aiming create negotiation among the juridical system and the African americans.

Hence, answer choice one is the best answer.

Peace.

Answer 9

Thank you.!!!!!

Answer 10

You are welcome.

Answer 11

It's A.