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mlk_010702.sPubDate = "1/12/2007 6:41:40 PM GMT";
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mlk_010702[1] = new Array();
mlk_010702[1][0] = new Array("How many times did King and Malcolm X meet?");
mlk_010702[1].answer = "B. Once. King and Malcolm X meet one time, on March 26, 1964, on the steps of the U.S. Capitol.";
mlk_010702[1][1] = new Array("A. Never",'',0);
mlk_010702[1][2] = new Array("B. Once",'',1);
mlk_010702[1][3] = new Array("C. Twice",'',0);
mlk_010702[1][4] = new Array("D. More than ten times",'',0);

mlk_010702[2] = new Array();
mlk_010702[2][0] = new Array("What is King’s actual birth date?");
mlk_010702[2].answer = "B. January 15. King was born Jan. 15, 1929 in Atlanta Ga.";
mlk_010702[2][1] = new Array("January 21",'',0);
mlk_010702[2][2] = new Array("January 15",'',1);
mlk_010702[2][3] = new Array("January 29",'',0);
mlk_010702[2][4] = new Array("February 3",'',0);

mlk_010702[3] = new Array();
mlk_010702[3][0] = new Array("Were did King earn his doctorate in theology?");
mlk_010702[3].answer = "D. Boston University. King earned his doctorate in theology at Boston University, focusing on Christian activism and improving society through non-violent means.";
mlk_010702[3][1] = new Array("A. Fisk University",'',0);
mlk_010702[3][2] = new Array("B. Howard University",'',0);
mlk_010702[3][3] = new Array("C. Morehouse College",'',0);
mlk_010702[3][4] = new Array("D. Boston University ",'',1);

mlk_010702[4] = new Array();
mlk_010702[4][0] = new Array("When did King begin his civil rights activities?");
mlk_010702[4].answer = "B. King began his civil rights activities with the bus boycott in Montgomery, Ala., which he and others organized after Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to give up her seat to a white passenger";
mlk_010702[4][1] = new Array("A. In 1954, during the Brown vs. Board of Education segregation decision",'',0);
mlk_010702[4][2] = new Array("B. In 1955, during the bus boycott in Montgomery, Ala. ",'',1);
mlk_010702[4][3] = new Array("C. In 1956, during the bus boycott in Tallahassee, Fla.",'',0);
mlk_010702[4][4] = new Array("D. In 1957, during the desegregation of Central High School in Little Rock, Ark. ",'',0);

mlk_010702[5] = new Array();
mlk_010702[5][0] = new Array("What year did King and other black ministers create the Southern Christian Leadership Conference?");
mlk_010702[5].answer = "B. 1957. King and other black ministers found the Southern Christian Leadership Conference to expand the nonviolent struggle against racism and discrimination.";
mlk_010702[5][1] = new Array("A. 1956",'',0);
mlk_010702[5][2] = new Array("B. 1957",'',1);
mlk_010702[5][3] = new Array("C. 1958",'',0);
mlk_010702[5][4] = new Array("D. 1959",'',0);

mlk_010702[6] = new Array();
mlk_010702[6][0] = new Array("What was King’s stance on Muhammad Ali’s refusal to enter the military draft?");
mlk_010702[6].answer = "A. King supported Ali, causing a rift between him and other civil rights leaders. On April 28, 1967 Muhammad Ali refused entry in to the military draft, based on being a conscientious objector, saying \"I ain't got no quarrel with them Viet Cong.\" When queried by the media, King said he supported Ali right to refuse to participate in the war against Vietnam, causing many civil-rights leaders to distance themselves from him.  ";
mlk_010702[6][1] = new Array("A. King supported Ali, causing a rift between him and other civil rights leaders ",'',1);
mlk_010702[6][2] = new Array("B. King refused to take a stance, saying the movement was bigger than one man",'',0);
mlk_010702[6][3] = new Array("C. King didn’t support Ali because of his connection with the Nation of Islam",'',0);
mlk_010702[6][4] = new Array("D. We don’t know because King made no public comment on Ali",'',0);

mlk_010702[7] = new Array();
mlk_010702[7][0] = new Array("What Northern city did King say was as bad as any Jim Crow city in the South?");
mlk_010702[7].answer = "B. Chicago. On January 22, 1966 King moves into a Chicago slum tenement to attract attention to the living conditions of the poor, declaring Chicago as bad as any Jim Crow city in the South. Later that year, he initiates a campaign to end discrimination in housing, employment, and schools in that city.";
mlk_010702[7][1] = new Array("A. St. Louis",'',0);
mlk_010702[7][2] = new Array("B. Chicago",'',1);
mlk_010702[7][3] = new Array("C. Detroit",'',0);
mlk_010702[7][4] = new Array("D. Cincinnati ",'',0);

mlk_010702[8] = new Array();
mlk_010702[8][0] = new Array("After King called the American course in Vietnam dishonorable and unjust, who criticized him?");
mlk_010702[8].answer = "E. All of the above. In his \"Beyond Vietnam\" speech delivered at a New York church on April 4, 1967, King calls the United States \"the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today,\" and says the American course in Vietnam is dishonorable and unjust, causing the NAACP board, A. Philip Randolph, the New York Times and J Edgar Hoover to criticize him for his comments.";
mlk_010702[8][1] = new Array("A. The NAACP board",'',0);
mlk_010702[8][2] = new Array("B. A. Philip Randolph",'',0);
mlk_010702[8][3] = new Array("C. The New York Times",'',0);
mlk_010702[8][4] = new Array("D. J. Edgar Hoover",'',0);
mlk_010702[8][5] = new Array("E. All the above ",'',1);

mlk_010702[9] = new Array();
mlk_010702[9][0] = new Array("What year did King win the Nobel Peace Prize?");
mlk_010702[9].answer = "C. 1964. King is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize on Dec.10, 1964; at 35 he becomes the youngest person to win the award.";
mlk_010702[9][1] = new Array("A. 1962",'',0);
mlk_010702[9][2] = new Array("B. 1963",'',0);
mlk_010702[9][3] = new Array("C. 1964",'',1);
mlk_010702[9][4] = new Array("D. 1965",'',0);

mlk_010702[10] = new Array();
mlk_010702[10][0] = new Array("In 1967, what economic development program did King create to help all people?");
mlk_010702[10].answer = "C. Poor People's Campaign. On Nov. 27, 1967, King announces the inception of the Poor People's Campaign, focusing on jobs and freedom for the poor of all races. The following year, King announces that the Poor People's Campaign will culminate in a march on Washington demanding governmental economic support for the poor.";
mlk_010702[10][1] = new Array("A. Save our Nation",'',0);
mlk_010702[10][2] = new Array("B. March on poverty",'',0);
mlk_010702[10][3] = new Array("C. Poor People’s Campaign ",'',1);
mlk_010702[10][4] = new Array("D. Helping Hands program",'',0);


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