Which of the following represents Dr. King's perspective on the idea that African Americans should "wait" for segregation to end?

A. Dr. King believed that African Americans should wait for the government to end segregation.

B. Dr. King believed that the American people should have the opportunity to vote on whether or not to end segregation.

C. Dr. King believed that if people waited patiently for the government to act, then segregation would never end.

D. Dr. King wanted to wait patiently for the government to act, but other civil-rights leaders kept pressuring him to act.

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Which of the following represents Dr. King's perspective on the idea that African Americans should "wait" for segregation to end?

A. Dr. King believed that African Americans should wait for the government to end segregation.

B. Dr. King believed that the American people should have the opportunity to vote on whether or not to end segregation.

C. Dr. King believed that if people waited patiently for the government to act, then segregation would never end.

D. Dr. King wanted to wait patiently for the government to act, but other civil-rights leaders kept pressuring him to act.

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Judith Hebert · Answer 1

the answer would be Dr. King believed that if people waited patiently for the government to act, then segregation would never end. because it has examples and reason