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Who are the white moderates and why is king so disappointed in them?
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What was against Martin Luther King?
hello the white people was against martin Luther king , so was especially the kuklux klan.
What is the lessons in On the theater by Cicero?
do not expect too much so you wont feel disappointed.
What was different about the way martin Luther king protested?
he was black so didn't get heard but as know u can be heard out black or white
Why could the new tools of war be considered a disappointment?
they felt like we had an unfair advantage so they considered it "unethical" so it was our unfair advantage. they were disappointed because Yoda died and luke got his hand chopped off by his dad, what a dick
How was martin Luther king's family treated?
He was tread badly,he tried save world.No one knew he tried(white)So they kept causing drama
Why were so many puritans disappointed in King James?
newdiv
Why were the moderates called so?
The leaders who led the Congress and the National movement from 1885 to 1905 were called moderates because they were staunch believers in open-minded and 'moderate' politics .
Why were moderates called so?
The leaders who led the Congress and the National movement from 1885 to 1905 were called moderates because they were staunch believers in open-minded and 'moderate' politics .
What factor moderates weather so that highs and lows are less extreme?
I don’t know
How do you say I am so disappointed in Japanese?
"Gakkari.."
Is Aragorn a king in Lord of the Rings?
Well, yes he is the rightful king of Gondor, but he turned from the path, he did not want to be a leader he even wanted to fight the Bellrog instead of being leader of the group and he was very disappointed when Gandalf fell because he knew he would have to lead. And at the end he becomes king so yes he is a king in lord of the rings.
Why is Jing-mei's mother disappointed with the talent show?
Jing-mei missed several notes, so Jing-Mei's mother was disappointed.
How do large bodies of water affect the climate of nearby land?
water acts as a buffer, so it moderates the temperature
What was against Martin Luther King?
hello the white people was against martin Luther king , so was especially the kuklux klan.
In chess can a king move next to a king?
No. The reason for this is that for let's say the White King to 'capture' the Black King the White King would have to move one square away from it the previous turn. Kings can only move 1 square at a time (except when castling). This previous turn's position is not legal since if you were to move the White King one square away from the Black King, you would be moving your own King into check - and that is an illegal move in chess (here Black King could 'capture' the White King on it's turn). But the questions idea of capturing Kings is not quite right - a King can never be captured in chess by ANY piece. If you were to say move a Rook so that now aims directly at your opponent's King ('check'), your opponent has to immediately do one of three things: a) Move his King to an adjacent square that is no longer being attacked, b) take your attacking piece (if it can do so), or c) put one of it's own pieces in between to block the 'check' (again if it can do so). If your opponent is unable to do any one of these 3 things then this is now 'check mate' and the game is over. So the King never acutally gets captured and removed from the board, unlike the other pieces. The original answer had this to say: >The real question though is can one King checkmate the other King? This is a > trick move that can only happen if no other pieces of that color are on the >board. Lets say that the black king is the only black piece on the board, but > the there are 2 white knights ,1 White pawn , and 1white rook. The black king > can checkmate the white king but the white king can not checkmate the black > king. This is simply not correct. The Black King cannot checkmate the White King in this case because it has nothing left to 'check' the White King with. To checkmate the opponent, their king must be in 'check', and as explained above a King cannnot do this by themselves. The best the person playing black can hope for is for a 'stalemate' position. A stalemate is where the Black King is NOT in check, but it is black's turn and there are no legal moves (ie. all the other squares around it are attacked by White's pieces so the King can't move to safety, and black has no other pieces that can be moved on their turn). This position is a draw ('stalemate' is chess terminology for a draw). When playing white in this example, you have to be careful that you always leave a valid move for black to make when you are not giving check, otherwise you hard-fought efforts are waisted by getting a draw. So as long as you avoid stalemate white will be easily able to checkmate black's defenseless King.
Who made it so the black had the same rights as the white?
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Why do you want good grades?
so you can get into a good college, so your family wont be disappointed, so you can get a good job
