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=Biography = Martin Luther king was born on 15 January, 1929 in Atlanta Georgia. He was the son of reverend martin Luther King sr. and Alberta Williams King. He was one of the main leaders of the American civil rights movement. A Baptist minister by training. On August 1963 in Washington King spoke his 'I have a dream' speech. King heard the story about the women Rose Parks that got arrested because she refused to get up for a white man. The Montgomery bus boycott started after this case, the boycott was led by King, the boycott lasted 381 days after the United State's Supreme Court decided to stop the separation in public transport. During the boycott King was arrested a few times and his house was bombed. King was instrumental in SCLC organization that worked for the civil rights and fought for the struggle of the colored people, King's approach was nonviolent struggle that was used successfully in India by Mohandas 'mahatma' Gandhi. This was way that King organized the marches for black people's rights to vote. The march in Washington was to represent a coalition of several civil rights originations and not just the black struggle. The march was a good opportunity to bring up the severe condition of the blacks in the south. On the march King spoke his famous speech 'I have dream', King spoke in front of two hundred thousand civil rights supporters, the speech is often considered to be one of the greatest and most notable speeches in history. In 1964 martin Luther King received the Nobel peace prize; he was the youngest person that received the prize. King had a dream that one day all people can live together in peace and love without racism without hate. King had a dream that black people will be able to walk in the street without fear. King had a dream that black and white will marry each other. And that our children could go with whit children to school. King had a dream that in a few years we will live her together. His dream did not come true; Martin Luther King was murder on 4 April 1968. King was a very special person who contributed his nonviolent demonstration to give afro Americans basic civil rights. We lost a great man who cared about his family his people his and all minorities. King left his impression on the world yet, his work and his dream was interrupted so we must continue his way. Lets take this moment that we all here together to stop talking and start to do! Let's make this dream come true!

=Id Card= "I have a dream", segregation. He was one of the main leaders of the American civil rights movement. A Baptist minister by training. On August 1963 in Washington King spoke his "I have a dream" speech. In 1964 Martin Luther King received the Nobel peace prize; he was the youngest person that received the prize.
 * Name:** Martin Luther King
 * Date of birth:** 15 January, 1929 [[image:Martin_Luther_King,_Jr.jpg width="180" height="239" align="right"]]
 * Place of birth:** Atlanta, Georgia
 * Date of death:** 4 April, 1968
 * Name of parents:** Reverend Martin and Alberta Williams Luther king
 * Key words:** American civil right movement, racial discrimination

=Interview = I won the novel prize because the commission decided that I was from the first people who brought the consciousness of the racial problem and the civil rights movement. And they also said that I am one of the greatest orators in American history. I donated the money from the novel prize to the furtherance of the civil rights movement. I heard the story about the women Rose Parks that refused to get up for a white man and arrested because of that. I decided to start the Montgomery bus boycott. ** 4. How did the **** boycott ** ** finish? ** The boycott lasted 381 days after the united stats Supreme Court decided to stop the separating in public transport. 5. What happened to you during the boycott? ** During the boycott I arrested a few times, and my house was bombed. Until today nobody knows who did it. 6. What did the SCLC do? ** The SCLC is an organization that works for the civil rights and fought the struggle of the colored people. 7. What was your approach on the struggle? ** My approach was nonviolent struggle. Successfully in India by Mohandas 'mahatma' Gandhi with this way I organize marches for rights to black people to vote. 8. Why did you do the march? ** The march on Washington was to represent a coalition of several rights organizations and not just the blacks struggle.
 * 1. What did you do that because of that you won the Noble Peace Prize? **
 * 2. What did you do with the money that you got from the prize? **
 * 3. What happened that made you decide to start the boycott? **

Part of the organization that participates in the march was: - congress of racial equality - southem Christian leadership conference - Student nonviolent cording committee. - Brotherhood of sleeping people porters. - National association for the advancement of colored people. - National urban league. After successes in the south I and people from the organization what to Chicago to speed struggle to the north, Chicago was the first destination.
 * 9. Which organizations participate in the march? **
 * 10. Why did you go to Chicago?**

=Speech= Ladies and gentleman, black and white, big and little. We gather here today to deal with the colored people's struggle. We have a dream that one day all people can live together in peace and love without racism without hate. We have a dream that black people will be able to walk in the street without fear. We have a dream that black and white will marry each other. And that our children could go with whit children to school. We have a dream that in a few years we will live her together. Lets take this moment that we all here together to stop talking and start to do!
 * Let's make this dream come true!! **

=Rationale= This year our teacher decided that the project will be on "Movers and Shakers in the Twentieth Century". We chose to write about Martin Luther King. A big person that moved a lot of things in the world and all of the humanity. King fought on the civil rights. And he thought that a good society is without different and white equality. And it's not Mater if you Blake or White. Martin Luther king really did a revolution in the society.

=Reflection=

We did our project on Martin Luther King, We feel that we learned a lot about him, about the fight for the civil right movement. During the project we dealt with: - Writing skills - Vocabulary level - English language skills There war a few difficult things in the project, and one of them was the writing big English text. But we got alit of time to working on the project and our teacher helped us, she also explained the instructions clearly.

=Bibliogrphy= "nobelprize.org." __Martin Luther King__. 2008. The Official Web Site of the Nobel Foundation. 5 Mar 2008 <[|http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/peace/laureates/1964/king-bio.html>.] Ross, Shmuel. "Black history month." __March on Washington__. 2007. infaplease. 5 Mar 2008 <[|http://www.infoplease.com/spot/marchonwashington.html>.  "Wikipedia." __Martin Luther King, Jr.__ 2008. Wikipedia. 5 Mar 2008 . "World wide school." __I have a dream.__ 2008. world wide school. 5 Mar 2008 <[|http://www.worldwideschool.org/library/books/hst/northamerican/IHaveaDream/chap1.html>.]