Which well-known Civil Rights leader is associated with the 'I Have a Dream' speech and nonviolence?

• A. Malcolm X
• B. George Wallace
• C. Orval Faubus
• D. Martin Luther King Jr.

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is recognizing the leader who linked the famous I Have a Dream speech with a nonviolent approach to civil rights. That speech was delivered in 1963 during the March on Washington and is closely associated with Martin Luther King Jr. He championed nonviolence as the method to achieve racial equality, inspired by Gandhi’s principles, and he led peaceful protests and civil disobedience through organizations like the SCLC. This combination—the vision of racial harmony in the dream speech and the steadfast commitment to nonviolent tactics—defines King’s role in the movement. The other figures are known for different approaches or actions: Malcolm X often emphasized Black empowerment with a more assertive stance at times, George Wallace defended segregation, and Orval Faubus resisted integration.