The "I Have a Dream" speech referred to which historic American document? A) the Gettysburg Address

B) the Voting Rights Act

C) the Declaration of Independence

D) the Twenty-fourth Amendment

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Annie

7 July, 10:13

The "I Have a Dream" speech referred to which historic American document? A) the Gettysburg Address

B) the Voting Rights Act

C) the Declaration of Independence

D) the Twenty-fourth Amendment

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Piglet · Answer 1

The answer is C) The Declaration of Independence.

Martin Luther King was a civil rights activist and aimed to achieve equal rights to African Americans citizens. During his "I Have a Dream" speech Martin refers to many Americans documents, one of them was the Declaration of Independence. He emphasized that the founding fathers wrote the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence they wanted equal rights to all Americans, with no difference of color. He implicitly says that the rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are for all as equal humans and Americans.

Luther King also mentions the Gettysburg Address by stating that America was built upon the belief that all men are created equal.

Alan Velasquez · Answer 2

C) The Declaration of Independence

The "I Have a Dream" speech referred to which historic American document? A) the Gettysburg AddressB) the Voting Rights ActC) the Declaration of IndependenceD) the Twenty-fourth Amendment

The "I Have a Dream" speech referred to which historic American document? A) the Gettysburg Address

B) the Voting Rights Act

C) the Declaration of Independence

D) the Twenty-fourth Amendment