Question

i) Why did the speaker felt that America had defaulted on the promissory note? Give any two points ii) Why was Mini's mother weary of Kabuliwala? How do you come to know that? iii) What was the significance of the Promissory note with respect to the speech? iv) Do you think that Kabuliwala was a loving father? v) What did Mini's father giſt Kabuliwala & why? vi) Who was Ramu? What was his reaction when he first saw the author? vii) Who introduced the author to the pond world'? viii) Who accepted the author & Ramu as a part of their world & why? Explain in detail (any two) 14​

Answer 1

Answer:

"I have a dream ..."

- Martin Luther King, Jr.

   The Constitution and the Declaration of Independence guarantee every American equal rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, no matter white or black in complexion.

   The speaker Martin Luther King, Jr. felt that America failed to keep the promises of the declaration of equality. The judgments or rights to liberty was counted by the colour of the skin, not by the beauty of one's character.

   Black people were not allowed to enter many places, nor even their children to play with the children of white people. It was demoralising the characteristics of true Independence and rights to happiness.

Note: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered the speech "I have a dream ..." at the March on Washington on 28th August 1963.

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