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Why does King use this allusion? to establish historical precedent for racial tension to commemorate men who have been forgotten to suggest the moral significance of his cause to forge a connection with foreign countries.

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The king used the allusion to suggest the moral significance of his cause.

The correct option is C.

Who was King Luther?

Martin Luther King Jr. was a Baptist minister and activist.

He was the most recognizable voice and leader in the civil rights movement.

He advanced the civil rules for black people in the United States.

Furthermore, he was inspired by the non-violence activism of Mahatma Gandhi.

Thus, the correct option is C,  to propose the moral significance of his cause.

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Why does King use this allusion?

  1. to establish historical precedent for racial tension <<< Correct
  2. to commemorate men who have been forgotten
  3. to suggest the moral significance of his cause
  4. to forge a connection with foreign countries

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