Martin Luther King Jr. was an American pastor and activist who fought for the civil rights of African Americans.
Martin Luther King gave himself to the cause of equality and respect for the human rights of the black population of his country, of the poorest people and of all victims of injustice. His weapon of combat was the peaceful protests, in which he made speeches that continue to resonate today.
He was born on January 15, 1929 in Atlanta and was assassinated on April 4, 1968 in Memphis.
In 1955, following the arrest of Rosa Parks after refusing to give her bus seat to a white man, King decided to initiate a non-violent protest against the racial segregation suffered by his city. Taking advantage of the resonance he had as a pastor, he suggested to the black population of Montgomery not to use public transport until such racist demonstrations were completely eradicated.
The success in Montgomery made the name of Luther King famous throughout the country and more and more supporters and activists joined the fight for racial equality.
4 of Martin Luther King's dreams that I would like to see come true in my country are:
1.May whites and blacks harmoniously coexist as equals.
2.May peace be achieved without violence.
3.Let there be freedom of religion.
4.That governments respect civil rights.
Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein was a German physicist of Jewish origin, later nationalized Swiss, Austrian and American. He is considered the most important, well-known and popular scientist of the 20th century.
Even become an icon of popular culture, Albert Einstein was a German physicist who dedicated his life to the study of the laws that govern the behavior of the Universe.
His work was key to laying the foundations of modern physics, relativity, quantum and also to better understand everything related to cosmology.
The 9 main contributions of Albert Einstein to science
1. Theory of special relativity.
2. The photoelectric effect.
3. Equation E = MC².
4. Theory of general relativity.
5. Unified field theory.
6. Study of gravitational waves.
7. Movement of the Universe.
8. Brownian motion.
9. Quantum theory.
quite simply one of the most recognized figures in the history of science. With his work, he totally changed our conception of physics and the phenomena that occur at the astronomical as well as atomic and subatomic levels.
Sadly related to the development of the atomic bomb, since they used their theories for weapons purposes, Albert Einstein made innumerable contributions to the world of physics. To this day, his vision continues to be a key piece in understanding the Universe. From the largest to the smallest.
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Integrantes: Alberto Bermudez
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