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:

In his "I Have a Dream" speech, Martin Luther King, Jr. uses words like "crippled" to symbolize the physical and social - stunting effects of segregation. "Poverty" is often a result of segregated systems that limit economic opportunities for marginalized groups. "Racial injustice" directly points to the unfairness and limitations imposed by segregation. Words like "opportunity", "democracy", and "hallowed spot" are more related to his vision of a better future rather than the limitations of segregation.

Answer:

A. "crippled"
C. "poverty"
E. "racial injustice"