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Across 3. _____ F. Kennedy gave the Eulogy for Martin Luther King, Jr. 5. Forster states that the notion that nations should love one another is: 8. The author of "Possibility of Evil" repeats the idea that there is only one ________ left in town 10. Mama Watkatsuki borrows a _________ for privacy while using the toilet. (2 Words) 13. The author of "Tolerance" says we can start to make the world a better place by being nicer when we wait in long _____ . 14. Martin Luther King, Jr. was made _______ of the movement that organized the Montgomery Boycott? 15. The author of "Dyaspora" writes in _________ person point-of-view in order to address the reader directly and make the story more personal. 16. Forster explains that while love is exciting, tolerance is a _____ virtue. 17. When Martin Luther King, Jr. gives his speech on the FIRST day of the boycott, his goal is to rouse people to action without expressing ______.

Down 1. In "The Possibility of Evil" Miss Strangeworth’s motivation to stop and greet everyone she meets is most like that of a______. A person who meddles in other peoples business. 2. The Eulogy was given after the _______ of Martin Luther King, Jr. 4. "The Montgomery Boycott" focuses on the Montgomery ______ Boycott. 6. Manzanar was created because the US government was afraid after the bombing of ________ _________. (2 Words) 7. Of what nationality was the Watkasuki family? _______ American. 9. E.M. Forster uses "_______" to mean putting up with others. 11. All of Miss Strangeworth's letters are _________ or sent without the name of the sender. 12. The word _________ means "scattered people disconnected from their homeland and the new land."