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Why did Malcolm x's militant approach appeal to African Americans?
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Who preached a militant approach to civil rights due to frustation over the lack of social and economic power for African Americans?
Malcolm X
Who urged African Americans to fight back when attacked?
Malcolm X.
An advocate for African Americans and a contemporary of Martin Luther King Jr was?
Malcolm X.
What was the purpose of Malcolm X's activities?
He was killed by members of another African American group
Who advocated social economic and political change for African Americans with this the ballot or the bullet speech?
Malcolm X
Who preached a militant approach to civil rights due to frustation over the lack of social and economic power for African Americans?
Malcolm X
What did Malcolm x do to encourage African Americans?
to abandon, violent, militant tactics in favor of civil disobedience
Did Malcolm X preaches a militant approach to civil rights?
a militant approach to civil rights was the message of
How did Malcolm X differ from martin Luther king jr in his approach to African American problems?
Malcolm X was not against violence when it came to fighting for rights for African Americans. Martin Luther King Jr. took a nonviolent approach when it came to obtaining civil rights.
What did Malcolm X want for African Americans?
Malcolm X wanted African Americans to go back to Africa like his father.
Who urged African Americans to fight back when attacked?
Malcolm X.
What did Malcolm x think of African Americans?
He thought African Americans should own and operate their own business.
What did Malcolm x think of African Americans economics?
He thought African Americans should own and operate their own business.
What did Malcolm X do for us?
He won civil rights for African Americans
What was Malcolm X's purpose?
He wanted equal rights for African Americans.
What was the purpose of Malcolm X activities?
He wanted equal rights for African Americans. ---APEX
An advocate for African Americans and a contemporary of Martin Luther King Jr was?
Malcolm X.
