It's more a question of how the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is related to Martin Luther King's speech, since it pre-dates his speech by 15 years. The UDHR was adopted by the U.N. in 1948, whilst King gave his famous speech in '63.
King made reference in his speech to certain basic human freedoms and rights that are specified in the various Articles of the UDHR, although he didn't mention the UDHR specifically. These basic rights included freedom of association, the fact that all human beings are created equal regardless of race, colour or creed, and the right to freedom of speech. Also the right to work for the same amount of pay as people of other races, and the right not to suffer harrassment or persecution because of your race or your colour.
For more info. on the UDHR, try looking it up on Google- this should give you the Articles it contains number by number.
Both addressed the need for civil rights
both addressed the need for civil rights
both addressed the need for civil rights
both addressed the need for civil rights
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s speech was the I Have A Dream speech. It was given August of 1963 in Washington, DC.
both addressed the need for civil rights
martin Luther king jr
Martin Luther King
No he was not
What is a group of people related by kinship
Yes.Dr. Martin Luther King Junior was the son of Martin Luther King Senior.For more information see the answers to the Related Questions shown below.
The two only share a common first name, but their last names are completely different. One is 'Luther' the other is 'King', and one lived in the 1500s, and the other from 1928 (in utero) to April 4, 1968. One was German and the other American. One was white and the other black. They are in no way related if I haven't made it clear enough. Martin Luther King Jr's father, Martin Luther King, was named after Martin Luther.
Martin Luther was never a monk, he was an Augustinian friar. To the best of my knowledge, he has no relation to chess. Although Martin Luther King, Jr. has several chess clubs named after him.