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1. Celebrating the Birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Identifying the Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963

2. Celebrating the Birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Identifying the Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963

3. 1. Martin Luther King was born January 15, ____________________________. 2. King is famous for his “_______________________” speech. He used many _____________ for this speech. 3. A source is a __________________ where you can find ideas. 4. Dr. King worked as a ________________________ in a church. He became famous all over USA. 5. An important idea in the speech came from a church song, ”_____________________________”. 6. Dr. King, Rosa Parks and other people believed __________ __________________ would stop racist laws. 7. Many leaders worked with Dr. King on the March on Washington in August, ___________________. 8. After the March, the leaders and Dr. King had a meeting with ___________________________________. 9. The purpose for the March was to improve rights and open more____________for African Americans. 10. _______________________ was a college student who helped plan the March on Washington. He made a speech. Today, he is a Congressman in the House of Representatives from Georgia. 11. About ____________________ people came to the March. 12. Martin Luther King talked about President ______________________. 13. He used language from Lincoln’s speech, the ________________________________. 14. 1963 was the 100 year anniversary of Lincoln’s___________________________ , a law that freed many enslaved people . 15. King used language from the _______________________________________. 16. Finally, Dr. King used words from the American song _______________________________________. 17. Good writers use ideas from ____________ sources. Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963

7. January 15, 1929: Birthday of Martin Luther King

8. January 15, 1929: Birthday of Martin Luther King

10. I have a dream! The beginning...

11. I have a dream! (Yo tengo sueno.) The beginning...

12. Thank God almighty, we're free at last! The end...

13. Thank God almighty, we're free at last! (Gracias a dios! Soy libre!) The end...

14. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FU3oqj0ICfc

15. from “American Negro Songs" by J. W. Work Free at last, free at last, Thank God almighty I'm free at last. Free at last, free at last Thank God almighty I'm free at last. Way down yonder in the graveyard walk Thank God almighty I'm free at last Me and my Jesus going to meet and talk Thank God almighty I'm free at last On my knees when the light passed by Thank God almighty I'm free at last Thought my soul would rise and fly Thank God almighty I'm free at last Some of these mornings, bright and fair Thank God almighty I'm free at last Goin' meet King Jesus in the air Thank God almighty I'm free at last https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FU3oqj0ICfc

23. Preacher in Atlanta, Georgia

24. Preacher in Atlanta, Georgia

27. In the 1950s, Dr. King worked with leader Rosa Parks on civil disobedience to change racist laws.

32. obey obedience disobedience civil disobedience In the 1950s, Dr. King worked with leader Rosa Parks on civil disobedience to change racist laws.

45. Bayard Rustin Cleveland Robinson

56. A. Philip Randolph

57. A. Philip Randolph John Lewis, college student

58. After the March, leaders met with President John F. Kennedy

61. After the March, leaders met with President John F. Kennedy in the Oval Office in the White House.

65. Representative John Lewis with Vice President Joe Biden

67. Representative John Lewis with President Obama

69. Representative John Lewis from Georgia

70. Representative John Lewis from Georgia

74. About 250,000 people

78. Let’s look at the speech. Where did Dr. King get his ideas?

83. Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963 My Country 'tis of Thee Declaration of Independence The Emancipation Proclamation The Gettysburg Address Free at Last

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91. Lincoln’s famous speech, the Gettysburg Address, 1863.

92. Lincoln’s famous speech, the Gettysburg Address, 1863.

93. Four score and seven years ago… Lincoln’s famous speech, the Gettysburg Address, 1863.

94. The Gettysburg Address Free at Last

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102. Four score and seven years ago… Lincoln’s famous speech, the Gettysburg Address, 1863.

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109. 5 x 20 = 100 1963 - 100 1863What happened in 1863?

110. Lincoln writing the Emancipation Proclamation, 1863

114. A Union soldier reading the Emancipation Proclamation, 1863

115. A Union soldier reading the Emancipation Proclamation, 1863

116. Lincoln signing the Emancipation Proclamation, 1863

117. The Emancipation Proclamation The Gettysburg Address Free at Last

125. Indepened ence

127. We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal.

128. We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal.

129. Declaration of Independence The Emancipation Proclamation The Gettysburg Address Free at Last

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147. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=034fNYyY9HU

148. My Country 'tis of Thee Declaration of Independence The Emancipation Proclamation The Gettysburg Address Free at Last

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169. Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963 1. African American church spiritual Free at Last. 2. Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address 3. Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation 4. Jefferson, et. al.’s Declaration of Independence 5. American patriotic song My Country ‘Tis of Thee

174. Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963 1. African American church spiritual Free at Last. 2. Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address 3. Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation 4. Jefferson, et. al.’s Declaration of Independence 5. The American patriotic song My Country ‘Tis of Thee

175. Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963

176. Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963 Free at Last

177. Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963 The Gettysburg Address Free at Last

178. Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963 The Emancipation Proclamation The Gettysburg Address Free at Last

179. Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963 Declaration of Independence The Emancipation Proclamation The Gettysburg Address Free at Last

180. Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963 My Country 'tis of Thee Declaration of Independence The Emancipation Proclamation The Gettysburg Address Free at Last

181. 1. Martin Luther King was born January 15, ____________________________. 2. King is famous for his “_______________________” speech. He used many _____________ for this speech. 3. A source is a __________________ where you can find ideas. 4. Dr. King worked as a _____________________ in a church in Atlanta, GA. He became famous all over USA. 5. An important idea in the speech came from a church song, ”_____________________________”. 6. Dr. King, Rosa Parks and other people believed __________ __________________ would stop racist laws. 7. Many leaders worked with Dr. King on the March on Washington in August, ___________________. 8. After the March, the leaders and Dr. King had a meeting with ___________________________________. 9. The purpose for the March was to improve rights and open more____________for African Americans. 10. _________ _______ was a college student who helped plan the March on Washington. He made a speech. Today, he is a Congressman in the House of Representatives from Georgia. 11. About ____________________ people came to the March. 12. Martin Luther King talked about President ______________________. 13. He used language from Lincoln’s speech, the __________________ ______________. 14. 1963 was the 100th anniversary of Lincoln’s ____________ ____________ , a law freeing many enslaved people. 15. King used language from the _______________________________________. 16. Finally, Dr. King used words from the American song _______________________________________. 17. Good writers use ideas from ____________ sources. Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963

182. 1. Martin Luther King was born January 15, 1929. 2. King is famous for his “I Have a Dream” speech. He used many sources for this speech. 3. A source is a place where you can find ideas. 4. Dr. King worked as a preacher in a church in Atlanta Georgia. He became famous all over USA. 5. An important idea in the speech came from a church song, ”Free at Last”. 6. Dr. King, Rosa Parks and other people believed civil disobedience would stop racist laws. 7. Many leaders worked with Dr. King on the March on Washington in August, 1963. 8. After the March, the leaders and Dr. King had a meeting with President John Kennedy. 9. The purpose for the March was to improve rights and open more jobs for African Americans. 10. John Lewis was a college student who helped plan the March on Washington. He made a speech. Today, he is a Congressman in the House of Representatives from Georgia. 11. About 250,000 people came to the March. 12. Martin Luther King talked about President Lincoln. 13. He used language from Lincoln’s speech, the Gettysburg Address. 14. 1963 was the 100th anniversary of Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation, a law freeing many enslaved people. 15. King used language from the Declaration of Independence. 16. Finally, Dr. King used words from the American song My Country ‘tis of Thee. 17. Good writers use ideas from many sources. Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963

184. Yolanda King died in 2007.Reverend Bernice King Martin Luther King IIIDexter King

185. 5WH Who What Where When Why How

186. 5WH Who What Where When Why How Topic: MLK’s birthday and his I Have a Dream speech Who What Where When Why How

187. 5WH Who What Where When Why How Topic: MLK’s birthday and his I Have a Dream speech Who What Where When Why How

188. 5WH Who What Where When Why How Topic: MLK’s birthday and his I Have a Dream speech Who was Dr. King? Who helped Dr. King? When was Dr. King born? When did he make his I Have a Dream speech? What was that speech about? Where did he make the speech? Where did Dr. King get ideas for his I Have a Dream speech? Why did he talk about a dream? How many people came to the March?

195. Topic: MLK’s birthday and his I Have a Dream speech Who was Dr. King? Who helped Dr. King? When was Dr. King born? When did he make his I Have a Dream speech? What was that speech about? Where did he make the speech? Where did Dr. King get ideas for his I Have a Dream speech? Why did he talk about a dream? How many people came to the March? What were the sources –the ideas– for Dr. King's speech? 5WH Who What Where When Why How

198. Topic: MLK’s birthday and his I Have a Dream speech Who was Dr. King? Who helped Dr. King? When was Dr. King born? When did he make his I Have a Dream speech? What was that speech about? Where did he make the speech? Where did Dr. King get ideas for his I Have a Dream speech? Why did he talk about a dream? How many people came to the March? What were the sources –the ideas– for Dr. King's speech? 5WH Who What Where When Why How Write a short essay. Include 5W facts.

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