Why was the American dream important?

Answer 1

The Reverend Martin Luther King Jr., expressed both the great changes that had already been made, and the great changes that were yet needed, if African-Americans were to take their rightful place as equals in American society. He stressed that the Civil Rights struggle was not black against white, but a quest for the long overdue guarantee of Constitutional rights to all of the people of the United States.

Martin Luther King wanted to end segregation, and he wanted blacks and white to reunite.

Answer 2

I Have a Dream by martin luther king jr. is remembered because it didn't happen long ago and it was about equal rights, that nobody but the ones who where treated badly ever really thought about it.

Answer 3

Because it helped the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s, and helped to bring equal rights to non-whites in the U.S.

Answer 4

He wrote the speech i have a dream because he usually wanted all blacks and whites to use the same things.

Answer 5

mlk jr made his I Have a Dream speech to try to give blacks the same rights as whites

Answer 6

because he wanted black and white people to hold hands and live toghter

Answer 7

Whose assassination in 1968 angered Americans, ended the Civil Rights Movement, and caused many riots