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Comparison Of George Washington, Winston Churchill And Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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George Washington, Winston Churchill, and finally Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.. These men have been revered to give hope to those who needed it. George Washington rose up against the British and made America what it is today, Winston Churchill stood against the invading German air force and won the Battle of Britain. These men had only gotten their victories through violence and many men died for their causes. Dr. King got what he wanted through peace and didn’t even resort to violence. Many different actions can lead to different results some would be positive and some would be negative, but all of them have happened through the actions of

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