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Take a quiz on the slain civil rights leader

FILE PHOTO March On Washington Celebrates 40th Anniversary
Civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. receives the Nobel Prize for Peace from Gunnar Jahn, president of the Nobel Prize Committee in Oslo, Norway.
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  Martin Luther King Jr.
See the civil rights leader in speeches and marches from Alabama to Washington.

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