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

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

anonymous · Answer

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cleonideu · Answer

To ease tension to promote negotiation I believe.

shootingstar28 · Answer

What do you think the answer is? :)

shootingstar28 · Answer

In the Letter from Birmingham Jail, Martin Luther King stressed what he was known for and that was preaching on a regular basis. That was necessary to "D. to create tension to force negotiation"