Question

to all future americans.
it is obvious today that america has broken that promise as far as her
citizens of color are concerned.
i say to you today, my friends, that even though we face the difficulties of today
and tomorrow, i still have a dream. it is a dream deeply rooted in the american
dream.
i have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true
meaning of its creed: \we hold these truths to be self - evident: that all men are
created equal.\
architects of our republic: founders of the united states
citizens of color: african american people
creed: statement of belief
click to correct any errors in the text.
in his speech, martin luther king, jr., argued that the promise of the declaration
of independence should be applied to some americans. king argued that for
african american people, the united states had fulfilled the promises of the
declaration of independence. however, king was hopeful about the possibility of
the united states reaching the goals written in the declaration of independence.

Explanation:

1. The first error: "some" should be "all" because MLK argued the Declaration's promise (all men are created equal) should apply to all Americans, not just some.
2. The second error: "fulfilled" should be "broken" as the text above says America broke the promise for citizens of color (African Americans).
3. The third error: "hopeful" is correct in context (he had a dream of equality), but wait, no—wait, the original text from MLK's speech shows he was hopeful, but the error is in the previous "fulfilled". Wait, re - checking: The passage above says "America has broken that promise as far as her citizens of color are concerned", so "fulfilled" is wrong, should be "broken". And "some" should be "all". The "hopeful" part: MLK was hopeful, so that's correct? Wait, the problem says "click to correct any errors". Let's list the errors:

• "some" → "all" (MLK wanted the Declaration's promise to apply to all Americans, not some)
• "fulfilled" → "broken" (America broke the promise for African Americans, as per the text above)

Answer:

1. Replace "some" with "all".
2. Replace "fulfilled" with "broken".