notion of cashing a check

•The post is exceptional in explaining the various ways in which this historical subject has been interpreted, and how those interpretations have changed over time.
•The author provides an exceptionally clear and informative explanation of the argument and significance of all of the works reviewed in the essay.
•The post is exemplary in relating the sources to one another to create a broad and coherent understanding of the historical subject
•The author took the time to repost to another student’s post.
•Be at least 500 words minimum
•Open with a short quote (50 words maximum) – written by or about the author in question
•Continue with a short explanation/summary of the quote’s basic meaning – in your own words
•End with your own original ideas, agreements, disagreements, insights, and inspirations.

these are the question to answers, please number your answers. thank you.
1. How does the notion of cashing a check, and of knowing that the bank is not bankrupt, serve as a compelling analogy for the rights African Americans were trying to

achieve?
2. King clearly calls for an alliance with white Americans. Why does he say, “we cannot walk alone”?
3. Many thought King’s “passive resistance” naïve or too slow, while others were threatened by the sit-ins. How has history ruled on his tactics and strategy?
4. The repetition of the words, “I have a dream” has a powerful rhetorical function. How would you describe that function?
5. What is King’s purpose in invoking the “old Negro spiritual” at end of his speech?
book America Literature The Nortton Anthology, ” I Have a Dream” from Martin L King

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