Lines 360–391: Which line states the focus of the next part of the speech? How does the argument about ending the war in Vietnam relate to this idea? What evidence does King offer to support his assertion?

Explanation:

King came to view U.S. intervention in Southeast Asia as little more than imperialism. Additionally, he believed that the Vietnam War diverted money and attention from domestic programs created to aid the black poor. Furthermore, he said, 'the war was doing far more than devastating the hopes of the poor at home…

What important reason does King give in these lines for opposing the war in Vietnam?

The most important reason King's gives for opposing the war in Vietnam is his commitment to the ministry. His defense for the reason he states is that god teachings were meant for everyone, the good the poor, the black the white.

What two things did Dr. King dislike about the Vietnam War? Money spent on weapons could have helped the poor, and the violence of war.

King led his first anti-war march in Chicago on 25 March 1967, and reinforced the connection between war abroad and injustice at home: “The bombs in Vietnam explode at home—they destroy the dream and possibility for a decent America” (“Dr. King Leads Chicago”).

At the beginning of the speech, why does King explain his reasons for speaking out against the Vietnam War?King does this to demonstrate that he is not politically or financially motivated, but rather that he is speaking out of earnest concern for the American well being and from a moral imperative.

What evidence does King offer to support his suggestion in line 123 that the US is not really acting to liberate the Vietnamese people?King cites the fact that the American-backed Vietnam government is just as oppressive, if not more, and the war being fought there is wreaking havoc on the lives of the citizens -- all acts that are made worse by American presence, not better.

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