The great soul, the Mahatma, influenced the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in a profound way.?
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Gandhiji's teachings are very influential on my life. Mahatma Gandhi and Mother Teresa are two of my most admired heros (and yes I'm aware they came from two different religions...yet they seemed remarkable the same with regards to social justice and religious tolerance) as is Rev Dr Martin Luther King, Jr. I know many of my friends are also somewhat influenced by Gandhiji, some more than others. The way I conduct my life is largely influenced by the teachings and perspectives that those I admire most have shared with the world.
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This is an odd question.  I don't think Martin Luther King Jr. influenced technology.\n\nAre you sure your school question isn't about Martin Luther\n\nHe lived in the 1500's and was the major factor in the creation of protestantism in the Christian faith.\n\nHe did lots to influence technology, including the creation of major printing presses and information availability.  Before the 1500's few people knew how to read.  Martin Luther, by promoting the printing of the bible for all to read encouraged literacy and therefore education and reform, which led to smarter people, which led to the invention of better technology.  Do you see where I'm going?\n\nThere's more information at.....
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Hmm... I would try going to to the source below if you want to learn about famous black people, like Martin Luther King, Jr.\n\nHope this helps and Good Luck!
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He was a paradox: he was for civil disobedience (influenced Gandhi and MLK) but without the wish for revolution.\nSo he decided to protest in his little house of Walden, in the outskirts of his hometown. This apparent seclusion didn't prevent him to have dinner with his parents sometimes (lol)!\nHe went to jail a few times.\nHe also influenced the Transcendentalists because of his vision of Nature.\nInteresting persona, even though "Walden" is not always very existing!
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Frederick Douglass and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. were both extremely intelligent, articulate, courageous men.  They  put their lives on the line for the cause of freedom.  Mr. Douglass spoke about slavery and the struggle to end it.  One hundred years later Dr. King spoke about the civil rights Blacks still had not received.  We owe them enormous gratitude and respect.
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Ghandi.  He suffered for mankind, to bring peace in this world.\n\nHe went on many food fasts almost dying a few times.\n\nHe was a very strong man, all for the sake of humanity.
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Various people have used this quote.  It is generally attributed to either Robert Kennedy or Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Martin Luther King Jr. for the True Vision God gave him of all people are created equal and we must stand up for our rights and die for them if need be.  We are all God's children and nothing more and nothing less.  Love your neighbor as yourself and treat people the way you want to be treated.  Love is the Key to Life!!! Thomas
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LORD MOUNTBATTEN, MAHATMA GANDHI & MOHAMMED ALI JINNAH
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First of all, I think you mean 'determined.'   MLKJ stood up for his beliefs and morals, despite death threats, being arrested, and being beaten many times.  He stood up for racial equality and peaceful protest, and made such a significant contribution to our country as far as civil rights is concerned.
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"The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy."\nMartin Luther King Jr, US civil rights leader (1929-1968)
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The most notable one would be Martin Luther King Jr.
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Mahatma Gandhi was a great many things: Leader, Journalist, Teacher, Fundraiser, Crusader of Women's Equality. Here's a brief biography of his life: http://ssinha.com/biogandhi.htm.
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do a paper on people who have influenced the world in whatever fashion (good or bad) in the last 100 years such as: Nelson Mendela, Mahatma Ghandi, Sigmund Freud, Martin Luther King, Albert Einsten, Hitler, Bill Clinton, Rasputin (so interesting). \ngood luck
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i feel he was a great teacher , philosopher , perhaps even psychic , medium and healer\nbut i do not feel he is the Saviour and feel he was very misinterprated\n\ni have read a lot of the bible that i can take lessons from of course .. the same as any other religious book ... but not all and not all literally
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_luther_king\n\nFor crying out loud, do your own homework.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahatma_Gandhi