Question

i have a dream summary

Answer 1

We know that the name "March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom" is a little bit of a mouthful—but this is to pressure the Washington establishment to pay more attention to civil rights and take legal steps to outlaw segregation is one of those things that you have to know about. Whether or not you're a history buff or someone who's only vaguely aware of the fact that 1776 was a pretty big year, get your knowledge on when it comes to the March on Washington for a couple of reasons.

Reason #1: it was one of the largest protest marches in American history…and that's a history that has contained a lot of marches. Reason #2: Martin Luther King, Jr. was the big finale.

There were so many speakers that day that by the time he came to the podium and delivered "I Have a Dream," some people had already left, like people leaving during the fourth quarter of a basketball game.

And those people that left are probably stillregretting that.

Answer 2

Answer: We know that the name "March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom" is a little bit of a mouthful—but this is to pressure the Washington establishment to pay more attention to civil rights and take legal steps to outlaw segregation is one of those things that you have to know about. Whether or not you're a history buff or someone who's only vaguely aware of the fact that 1776 was a pretty big year, get your knowledge on when it comes to the March on Washington for a couple of reasons.

Reason #1: it was one of the largest protest marches in American history…and that's a history that has contained a lot of marches. Reason #2: Martin Luther King, Jr. was the big finale.

There were so many speakers that day that by the time he came to the podium and delivered "I Have a Dream," some people had already left, like people leaving during the fourth quarter of a basketball game.

And those people that left are probably stillregretting that.