Question 10 • (OC27) US History-2100310-S2-Meadows
Answer:
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. provided a model for later civil rights movements through his philosophy of nonviolence and peaceful civil disobedience. Many subsequent groups adopted his successful strategies, such as organized marches, sit-ins, and boycotts, to draw national attention to their causes. By focusing on addressing deep-seated historical injustices and fighting systemic discrimination, King’s leadership established a clear and effective blueprint for social change in the United States.