First read "I Have a Dream", followed by "Letter from a Birmingham Jail". In these texts Dr. King is
writing for two different audiences. Who are the
audiences? How does he change his argument
for each audience? What pieces of his argument
stay the same?

Why did henry vlll declare himself the head of the church of england? a. he felt people should condemn and reject the papal authority. b. he wanted to remove corruption from the church. c. the pope refused to grant him a legal divorce. d. he wanted the church to discontinue infant baptism.

Is karma the same as destiny, in the sense that everything that happens to you is predetermined? do you believe that "what goes around comes around," and if so is this the same as karma? does everyone get what they deserve, in the end?

Which of the best following describes william jennings bryan’s learning experience