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Which two of the individuals below were instrumental in making an impact on King and his nonviolent protest movement? Indira Gandhi
Bayard Rustin
Howard Thurman
Stokely Carmichael
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Answer 1
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The correct answers are B and C.

Two people that made a great impact on Martin Luther King's nonviolence movement were:

- Howard Thurman, a man who, with his sermons and teaching at Howard University and Boston University, instilled the ideas of nonviolence to King's movement. Thurman himself had obtain the knoledge from Mahatma Gandhi during his trip to India in 1935.

- Bayard Rustin, an American leader in social movements for civil rights, socialism, nonviolence, and gay rights. Rustin promoted the philosophy of nonviolence and the practices of nonviolent resistance, which he had learned while working with Mahatma Gandhi's movement in India, and helped teach Martin Luther King, Jr. about nonviolence.
Answer 2
Answer: Bayard Rustin and Howard Thurman

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Nixon's new federalism was to turn over part of the federal governments power to state and local governments


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The bloated federal bureaucracies, Nixon believed, buried creative entrepreneurship under mountains of red tape and fostered dependency on handouts. He called instead for a "New Federalism" -- a system which directed money and power away from the federal bureaucracy and toward states and municipalities. Hope this help!

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Choice 2: It was a center for learning.

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Timbuktu was the major center of learning in the Mali Empire and a major center of learning for the entire Islamic world as well.

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D. Creating the League of Nations to help prevent future wars

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