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Celebrating the Birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King
Identifying the Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
1. Martin Luther King was born January 15, ____________________________.
2. King is famous for his “___________________________” speech.
3. Dr. King’s worked as a ________________________ in a church. He became famous all over USA.
4. An important idea in the speech came from a church song, ”_____________________________”.
5. Many leaders worked with Dr. King on the March on Washington in August, ___________________.
6. After the March the leaders met with ________________________________________.
7. The purpose for the March was to improve rights and open more____________for African Americans.
8. _______________________ 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.
9. About ____________________ people came to the March.
10. Martin Luther King talked about President ______________________.
11. He used language from Lincoln’s speech, the ________________________________.
12. 1963 was the 100 year anniversary of Lincoln’s___________________________ which made slaves free.
13. King used language from the _______________________________________.
14. Finally, Dr. King used words from the American song _______________________________________.
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
January 15, 1929: Birthday of Martin Luther King
January 15, 1929: Birthday of Martin Luther King
I have a dream!
Preacher in Atlanta, Georgia
Preacher in Atlanta, Georgia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FU3oqj0ICfc
from “American Negro Songs" by J. W. Work
Free at last, free at lastI thank God I'm free at lastFree at last, free at lastI thank God I'm free at last
Way down yonder in the graveyard walkI thank God I'm free at lastMe and my Jesus going to meet and talkI thank God I'm free at last
On my knees when the light passed byI thank God I'm free at lastThought my soul would rise and flyI thank God I'm free at last
Some of these mornings, bright and fairI thank God I'm free at lastGoin' meet King Jesus in the airI thank God I'm free at last
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FU3oqj0ICfc
A. Philip Randolph
A. Philip Randolph
John Lewis, college student
After the March, leaders met with President John F. Kennedy.
After the March, leaders met with President John F. Kennedy.
After the March, leaders met with President John F. Kennedy.
After the March, leaders met with President John F. Kennedy in the Oval Office in the White House.
Bayard Rustin Cleveland Robinson
Representative Lewis with Vice President Joe Biden
Representative Lewis with President Obama
Representative John Lewis from Georgia
About 250,000 people
About 250,000 people
Let’s look at the speech.
Where did Dr. King get his ideas?
Let’s look at the speech.
Where did Dr. King get his ideas?
Let’s look at the speech.
Where did Dr. King get his ideas? Most good writing has ideas
from other places.
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Four score and seven
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Lincoln’s famous speech, the Gettysburg Address, 1863.
Four score and seven
years ago
Lincoln’s famous speech, the Gettysburg Address, 1863.
Four score and seven
years ago
Four score and seven years ago…
Lincoln’s famous speech, the Gettysburg Address, 1863.
Four score and seven
years ago
Four score and seven years ago…
Lincoln’s famous speech, the Gettysburg Address, 1863.
“Four score and seven years ago...”
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“conceived in liberty...”
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http://www.gilderlehrman.org/collection/online/emancipation/slide08.html
Lincoln writing the Emancipation Proclamation, 1863
http://www.gilderlehrman.org/collection/online/emancipation/slide08.html
Lincoln writing the Emancipation Proclamation, 1863
Lincoln writing the Emancipation Proclamation, 1863
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Lincoln writing the Emancipation Proclamation, 1863
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A Union soldier reading the Emancipation Proclamation, 1863
We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=034fNYyY9HU
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
1. African American church spiritual Free at Last.2. Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address3. Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation4. Jefferson, et. al.’s Declaration of Independence5. American patriotic song My Country ‘Tis of Thee
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
1. African American church spiritual Free at Last.2. Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address3. Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation4. Jefferson, et. al.’s Declaration of Independence5. American patriotic song My Country ‘Tis of Thee
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
1. African American church spiritual Free at Last.2. Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address3. Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation4. Jefferson, et. al.’s Declaration of Independence5. American patriotic song My Country ‘Tis of Thee
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
1. African American church spiritual Free at Last.2. Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address3. Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation4. Jefferson, et. al.’s Declaration of Independence5. American patriotic song My Country ‘Tis of Thee
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
1. African American church spiritual Free at Last.2. Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address3. Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation4. Jefferson, et. al.’s Declaration of Independence5. American patriotic song My Country ‘Tis of Thee
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
1. African American church spiritual Free at Last.2. Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address3. Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation4. Jefferson, et. al.’s Declaration of Independence5. The American patriotic song My Country ‘Tis of Thee
1. Martin Luther King was born January 15, ____________________________.
2. King is famous for his “___________________________” speech.
3. Dr. King’s worked as a _______________ in a church in Atlanta Georgia. He became famous all over USA.
4. An important idea in the speech came from a church song, ”_____________________________”.
5. Many leaders worked with Dr. King on the March on Washington in August, ___________________.
6. After the March the leaders met with ________________________________________.
7. The purpose for the March was to improve rights and open more____________for African Americans.
8. _______________________ 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.
9. About ____________________ people came to the March.
10. Martin Luther King talked about President ______________________.
11. He used language from Lincoln’s speech, the ________________________________.
12. 1963 was the 100 year anniversary of Lincoln’s___________________________ which made slaves free.
13. King used language from the _______________________________________.
14. Finally, Dr. King used words from the American song _______________________________________.
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
1. Martin Luther King was born January 15, 1929.
2. King is famous for his “___________________________” speech.
3. Dr. King’s worked as a _______________ in a church in Atlanta Georgia. He became famous all over USA.
4. An important idea in the speech came from a church song, ”_____________________________”.
5. Many leaders worked with Dr. King on the March on Washington in August, ___________________.
6. After the March the leaders met with ________________________________________.
7. The purpose for the March was to improve rights and open more____________for African Americans.
8. _______________________ 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.
9. About ____________________ people came to the March.
10. Martin Luther King talked about President ______________________.
11. He used language from Lincoln’s speech, the ________________________________.
12. 1963 was the 100 year anniversary of Lincoln’s___________________________ which made slaves free.
13. King used language from the _______________________________________.
14. Finally, Dr. King used words from the American song _______________________________________.
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
1. Martin Luther King was born January 15, 1929.
2. King is famous for his “I Have a Dream”speech.
3. Dr. King’s worked as a _______________ in a church in Atlanta Georgia. He became famous all over USA.
4. An important idea in the speech came from a church song, ”_____________________________”.
5. Many leaders worked with Dr. King on the March on Washington in August, ___________________.
6. After the March the leaders met with ________________________________________.
7. The purpose for the March was to improve rights and open more____________for African Americans.
8. _______________________ 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.
9. About ____________________ people came to the March.
10. Martin Luther King talked about President ______________________.
11. He used language from Lincoln’s speech, the ________________________________.
12. 1963 was the 100 year anniversary of Lincoln’s___________________________ which made slaves free.
13. King used language from the _______________________________________.
14. Finally, Dr. King used words from the American song _______________________________________.
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
1. Martin Luther King was born January 15, 1929.
2. King is famous for his “I Have a Dream”speech.
3. Dr. King’s worked as a preacher in a church in Atlanta Georgia. He became famous all over USA.
4. An important idea in the speech came from a church song, ”_____________________________”.
5. Many leaders worked with Dr. King on the March on Washington in August, ___________________.
6. After the March the leaders met with ________________________________________.
7. The purpose for the March was to improve rights and open more____________for African Americans.
8. _______________________ 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.
9. About ____________________ people came to the March.
10. Martin Luther King talked about President ______________________.
11. He used language from Lincoln’s speech, the ________________________________.
12. 1963 was the 100 year anniversary of Lincoln’s___________________________ which made slaves free.
13. King used language from the _______________________________________.
14. Finally, Dr. King used words from the American song _______________________________________.
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
1. Martin Luther King was born January 15, 1929.
2. King is famous for his “I Have a Dream”speech.
3. Dr. King’s worked as a preacher in a church in Atlanta Georgia. He became famous all over USA.
4. An important idea in the speech came from a church song, ”Free at Last”.
5. Many leaders worked with Dr. King on the March on Washington in August, ___________________.
6. After the March the leaders met with ________________________________________.
7. The purpose for the March was to improve rights and open more____________for African Americans.
8. _______________________ 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.
9. About ____________________ people came to the March.
10. Martin Luther King talked about President ______________________.
11. He used language from Lincoln’s speech, the ________________________________.
12. 1963 was the 100 year anniversary of Lincoln’s___________________________ which made slaves free.
13. King used language from the _______________________________________.
14. Finally, Dr. King used words from the American song _______________________________________.
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
1. Martin Luther King was born January 15, 1929.
2. King is famous for his “I Have a Dream”speech.
3. Dr. King’s worked as a preacher in a church in Atlanta Georgia. He became famous all over USA.
4. An important idea in the speech came from a church song, ”Free at Last”.
5. Many leaders worked with Dr. King on the March on Washington in August, 1963.
6. After the March the leaders met with ________________________________________.
7. The purpose for the March was to improve rights and open more____________for African Americans.
8. _______________________ 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.
9. About ____________________ people came to the March.
10. Martin Luther King talked about President ______________________.
11. He used language from Lincoln’s speech, the ________________________________.
12. 1963 was the 100 year anniversary of Lincoln’s___________________________ which made slaves free.
13. King used language from the _______________________________________.
14. Finally, Dr. King used words from the American song _______________________________________.
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
1. Martin Luther King was born January 15, 1929.
2. King is famous for his “I Have a Dream”speech.
3. Dr. King’s worked as a preacher in a church in Atlanta Georgia. He became famous all over USA.
4. An important idea in the speech came from a church song, ”Free at Last”.
5. Many leaders worked with Dr. King on the March on Washington in August, 1963.
6. After the March the leaders met with President John Kennedy.
7. The purpose for the March was to improve rights and open more____________for African Americans.
8. _______________________ 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.
9. About ____________________ people came to the March.
10. Martin Luther King talked about President ______________________.
11. He used language from Lincoln’s speech, the ________________________________.
12. 1963 was the 100 year anniversary of Lincoln’s___________________________ which made slaves free.
13. King used language from the _______________________________________.
14. Finally, Dr. King used words from the American song _______________________________________.
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
1. Martin Luther King was born January 15, 1929.
2. King is famous for his “I Have a Dream”speech.
3. Dr. King’s worked as a preacher in a church in Atlanta Georgia. He became famous all over USA.
4. An important idea in the speech came from a church song, ”Free at Last”.
5. Many leaders worked with Dr. King on the March on Washington in August, 1963.
6. After the March the leaders met with President John Kennedy.
7. The purpose for the March was to improve rights and open more jobs for African Americans.
8. _______________________ 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.
9. About ____________________ people came to the March.
10. Martin Luther King talked about President ______________________.
11. He used language from Lincoln’s speech, the ________________________________.
12. 1963 was the 100 year anniversary of Lincoln’s___________________________ which made slaves free.
13. King used language from the _______________________________________.
14. Finally, Dr. King used words from the American song _______________________________________.
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
1. Martin Luther King was born January 15, 1929.
2. King is famous for his “I Have a Dream”speech.
3. Dr. King’s worked as a preacher in a church in Atlanta Georgia. He became famous all over USA.
4. An important idea in the speech came from a church song, ”Free at Last”.
5. Many leaders worked with Dr. King on the March on Washington in August, 1963.
6. After the March the leaders met with President John Kennedy.
7. The purpose for the March was to improve rights and open more jobs for African Americans.
8. 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.
9. About ____________________ people came to the March.
10. Martin Luther King talked about President ______________________.
11. He used language from Lincoln’s speech, the ________________________________.
12. 1963 was the 100 year anniversary of Lincoln’s___________________________ which made slaves free.
13. King used language from the _______________________________________.
14. Finally, Dr. King used words from the American song _______________________________________.
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
1. Martin Luther King was born January 15, 1929.
2. King is famous for his “I Have a Dream”speech.
3. Dr. King’s worked as a preacher in a church in Atlanta Georgia. He became famous all over USA.
4. An important idea in the speech came from a church song, ”Free at Last”.
5. Many leaders worked with Dr. King on the March on Washington in August, 1963.
6. After the March the leaders met with President John Kennedy.
7. The purpose for the March was to improve rights and open more jobs for African Americans.
8. 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.
9. About 250,000 people came to the March.
10. Martin Luther King talked about President ______________________.
11. He used language from Lincoln’s speech, the ________________________________.
12. 1963 was the 100 year anniversary of Lincoln’s___________________________ which made slaves free.
13. King used language from the _______________________________________.
14. Finally, Dr. King used words from the American song _______________________________________.
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
1. Martin Luther King was born January 15, 1929.
2. King is famous for his “I Have a Dream”speech.
3. Dr. King’s worked as a preacher in a church in Atlanta Georgia. He became famous all over USA.
4. An important idea in the speech came from a church song, ”Free at Last”.
5. Many leaders worked with Dr. King on the March on Washington in August, 1963.
6. After the March the leaders met with President John Kennedy.
7. The purpose for the March was to improve rights and open more jobs for African Americans.
8. 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.
9. About 250,000 people came to the March.
10. Martin Luther King talked about President Lincoln.
11. He used language from Lincoln’s speech, the ________________________________.
12. 1963 was the 100 year anniversary of Lincoln’s___________________________ which made slaves free.
13. King used language from the _______________________________________.
14. Finally, Dr. King used words from the American song _______________________________________.
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
1. Martin Luther King was born January 15, 1929.
2. King is famous for his “I Have a Dream”speech.
3. Dr. King’s worked as a preacher in a church in Atlanta Georgia. He became famous all over USA.
4. An important idea in the speech came from a church song, ”Free at Last”.
5. Many leaders worked with Dr. King on the March on Washington in August, 1963.
6. After the March the leaders met with President John Kennedy.
7. The purpose for the March was to improve rights and open more jobs for African Americans.
8. 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.
9. About 250,000 people came to the March.
10. Martin Luther King talked about President Lincoln.
11. He used language from Lincoln’s speech, the Gettysburg Address.
12. 1963 was the 100 year anniversary of Lincoln’s___________________________ which made slaves free.
13. King used language from the _______________________________________.
14. Finally, Dr. King used words from the American song _______________________________________.
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
1. Martin Luther King was born January 15, 1929.
2. King is famous for his “I Have a Dream”speech.
3. Dr. King’s worked as a preacher in a church in Atlanta Georgia. He became famous all over USA.
4. An important idea in the speech came from a church song, ”Free at Last”.
5. Many leaders worked with Dr. King on the March on Washington in August, 1963.
6. After the March the leaders met with President John Kennedy.
7. The purpose for the March was to improve rights and open more jobs for African Americans.
8. 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.
9. About 250,000 people came to the March.
10. Martin Luther King talked about President Lincoln.
11. He used language from Lincoln’s speech, the Gettysburg Address.
12. 1963 was the 100 year anniversary of Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation which made slaves free.
13. King used language from the _______________________________________.
14. Finally, Dr. King used words from the American song _______________________________________.
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
1. Martin Luther King was born January 15, 1929.
2. King is famous for his “I Have a Dream”speech.
3. Dr. King’s worked as a preacher in a church in Atlanta Georgia. He became famous all over USA.
4. An important idea in the speech came from a church song, ”Free at Last”.
5. Many leaders worked with Dr. King on the March on Washington in August, 1963.
6. After the March the leaders met with President John Kennedy.
7. The purpose for the March was to improve rights and open more jobs for African Americans.
8. 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.
9. About 250,000 people came to the March.
10. Martin Luther King talked about President Lincoln.
11. He used language from Lincoln’s speech, the Gettysburg Address.
12. 1963 was the 100 year anniversary of Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation which made slaves free.
13. King used language from the Declaration of Independence.
14. Finally, Dr. King used words from the American song _______________________________________.
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
1. Martin Luther King was born January 15, 1929.
2. King is famous for his “I Have a Dream”speech.
3. Dr. King’s worked as a preacher in a church in Atlanta Georgia. He became famous all over USA.
4. An important idea in the speech came from a church song, ”Free at Last”.
5. Many leaders worked with Dr. King on the March on Washington in August, 1963.
6. After the March the leaders met with President John Kennedy.
7. The purpose for the March was to improve rights and open more jobs for African Americans.
8. 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.
9. About 250,000 people came to the March.
10. Martin Luther King talked about President Lincoln.
11. He used language from Lincoln’s speech, the Gettysburg Address.
12. 1963 was the 100 year anniversary of Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation which made slaves free.
13. King used language from the Declaration of Independence.
14. Finally, Dr. King used words from the American song My Country ‘Tis of Thee.
Sources of the I Have a Dream Speech of 1963
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