Test in Listening. Martin Luther King

King lived in the 19th century.

In those years Afro-Americans had all civil rights of American citizens.

King and his followers used force and violence to make the government to change the law.

King served as pastor of a Baptist church in Montgomery, Alabama.

In 1955 Rosa Parks was arrested.

Rosa Parks organized a boycott of city buses.

For over a year thousands of Afro-Americans in Montgomery stopped riding city buses.

King and his followers won the first victory in Montgomery.

The most famous of King's protest action was held in 1964 in Washington.

In 1965 black Americans were given the rights by the law.

How old was King when he was killed in 1968?

When do Americans celebrate his birthday as a national holiday in the USA?