Question

which words does martin luther king, jr. include in his \i have a dream\ speech to highlight the limitations of segregation? select 3 options. \crippled\ \opportunity\ \poverty\ \democracy\
acial injustice\ \hallowed spot\

Explanation:

• "crippled" implies a negative, limiting state caused by segregation.
• "poverty" is often a consequence and a sign of the limitations of a segregated society.
• "racial injustice" directly points out the unfair and limiting nature of segregation.
• "opportunity" and "democracy" are more about positive concepts (though in the context of the speech, they are what is lacking due to segregation, but they are not as directly highlighting the limitations in the sense of negative impacts like the other three). "hallowed spot" is more of a descriptive, perhaps positive - connoted (in a different context) or at least not directly related to the limitations of segregation.

Answer:

"crippled", "poverty", "racial injustice"