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Martin Luther King Jr Day Trivia
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Martin Luther King Jr Day Trivia

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January 17, 2023 | 00:05:54 | Leisure, Leisure, Games, Leisure, Hobbies

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00:00:31 - 00:01:17 | Speaker 3:

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Welcome back everyone to Road Trip Trivia. I am your host, Allie Lane. And yesterday in the US was Martin Luther King Jr. Day. So today's trivia is going to be all about Martin Luther King Jr. Because no matter where you are in the world, civil rights is a right and we should celebrate that and honor that. So I'm going to ask 10 questions and then repeat them with the answer. Is everybody ready to play? Here is your Martin Luther King Jr. Day Trivia of the Day. Question number one. The Montgomery bus boycott was a social protest which started after who refused to surrender her seat. The Montgomery bus boycott was a social protest which started after who refused to surrender her seat. Question number two. The I Have a Dream speech was delivered on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in what city? The I Have a Dream speech was delivered on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in what city? Question number three. A multiple choice. How many times was Dr. King in prison? 11 times? 22 times? 17 times? Or 29 times? how many times was dr king in prison 11 22 17 or 29 question number four what civil rights organization did king found with ralph albernathy what civil rights organization did king found with ralph albernathy question number five how old was martin luther king when he won the nobel Peace Prize. How old was Martin Luther King when he won the Nobel Peace Prize? I'm going to give you some options here. Was he 42, 48, 29, or 35? Question number six. When is Martin Luther King Jr. Day observed? When is Martin Luther King Jr. Day observed? Question number seven. There is a 30-foot sculpture of Martin Luther King in the National Mall in Washington. What is it titled? The Stone of what? What is the title of the 30-foot sculpture of Martin Luther King in the National Mall in Washington? It is titled The Stone of what? Question number eight. Martin Luther King graced the cover of Time magazine in 1963 as what? Martin Luther King graced the cover of Time magazine in 1963 as what? Question number nine, in what city was Martin Luther King Jr. assassinated? Question number nine, in what city was Martin Luther King assassinated? And

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question number 10, what year in the 80s was Martin Luther King Jr. Day first observed as a U.S. federal holiday? What year in the 1980s was Martin Luther King Jr. Day first observed as a U.S. federal holiday? Those were your 10 questions, everyone. Now I'm going to repeat them with the answers. Let's see how you did. Question number one, the Montgomery bus boycott was a social protest, which started after who refused to surrender her seat? Rosa Parks. Question number two, the I Have a Dream speech was delivered on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington. dc question number three how many times was dr king imprisoned 11 22 17 or 29 times the answer is a whopping 29 times question number four what civil rights organization did king found with ralph abernathy it is the sclc the southern christian leadership conference question number 5. How old was Martin Luther King Jr. when he won the Nobel Peace Prize? 42, 48, 29, or 35? He was 35 years old, and at the time, the youngest person ever to win it. Question number 6. When is Martin Luther King Jr. Day observed? Well, if you were listening at the beginning, it is the third Monday of January. Question number 7. What is the title of the 30-foot sculpture of Martin Luther King in the National Mall in Washington is the stone of something. It is the stone of hope. Question number eight, Martin Luther King Jr. graced the cover of Time Magazine in 1963 as what? As a man of the year. Question number nine, in what city was Martin Luther King assassinated? The city of Memphis. And question number 10, what year was Martin Luther King Jr. Day first observed as a U.S. federal holiday in the 80s. It is 1986. Those were your 10 question and answers, everybody. Honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day for civil rights. And no matter where you are in the world, civil rights is a right and we should be practicing that every single day. Thanks so much for playing, everyone. Until next time, I'm Ali Lane. Let's be kind to people. And if you're driving, be safe on those roads. Until next time, thanks for playing. Have

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a great day. This weekend, someone is walking their dog. Someone is crossing the street to their car. Someone's kid is riding a bike home. And they're counting on you to drive the speed limit. Speeding accounts for nearly 30% of traffic fatalities, and most of those crashes don't happen on the interstate. They happen on the streets where people live. Slow down. It's an act of care for the people around you. So remember, speeding catches up with you. Know the road and respect its limits. Presented by NHTSA. Now back to your podcast. At Cox, your internet and mobile price

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