Question

read the excerpt from \my first march.\

\hey, mama?\ i asked. \how can all these buses be going to the same place were going? ive never seen a building that could hold this many people.\
\well, were not going to a building,\ mama said. \were going to a march today. that means well be walking through the streets all over our nations capital.\

now read the excerpt from \2000 buses.\

two thousand buses,
twenty-one chartered trains,
ten special airlines,
more cars than one could name

a mass meeting they called it,
the march for jobs and freedom
equal access, equal justice,
for all, and not just some

what event do both excerpts describe?

a vacation by bus
a spring festival
a civil rights rally
an employment fair

Explanation:

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Analyze the first excerpt

The first excerpt from "My First March" describes traveling by bus to "a march today" where people will be "walking through the streets all over our nation's capital."

Analyze the second excerpt

The second excerpt from "2000 Buses" describes thousands of buses, trains, and cars arriving for "A mass meeting they called it, / The March for Jobs and Freedom / Equal access, Equal justice."

Synthesize the common event

Both excerpts describe a large-scale march in the nation's capital focused on "Equal access, Equal justice" and "The March for Jobs and Freedom," which is a civil rights rally (specifically, the historic March on Washington).
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<mcq-option>a vacation by bus</mcq-option>
<mcq-option>a spring festival</mcq-correct>
<mcq-correct>a civil rights rally</mcq-correct>
<mcq-option>an employment fair</mcq-option>
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Analyze the first excerpt

The first excerpt from "My First March" describes traveling by bus to "a march today" where people will be "walking through the streets all over our nation's capital."

Analyze the second excerpt

The second excerpt from "2000 Buses" describes thousands of buses, trains, and cars arriving for "A mass meeting they called it, / The March for Jobs and Freedom / Equal access, Equal justice."

Synthesize the common event

Both excerpts describe a large-scale march in the nation's capital focused on "Equal access, Equal justice" and "The March for Jobs and Freedom," which is a civil rights rally (specifically, the historic March on Washington).
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<mcq-option>a vacation by bus</mcq-option>
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<mcq-correct>a civil rights rally</mcq-correct>
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