7. What did King believe would happen if one’s “yearning for freedom” remained oppressed? a. King believed that oppression would ultimately lead to begrudging acceptance.
b. King believed that if one’s yearning for freedom is not realized, one's will is broken and he will cease to fight.
c. King believed that if one’s yearning for freedom is constantly subdued, then the oppressor will cease to be human.
d. King believed that if one’s yearning for freedom is not manifested in nonviolent ways, t will ultimately be expressed through violent means.