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Character Analysis: The Three Super Heroes

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“The 3 Super Heroes”

We all have heard of slavery somewhere in our lives. Now it’s time to read the real facts about slavery. luKlukan lynched (strong verb) and beat African Americans, (Sentence opener 1) The African Americans women were servants the white people. (helping verb) When the African Americans were marching to Alabama they got attacked by the white soldiers, some of them got badly(ly adverb) injured. In 1964 Martin Luther King Jr gratefully (Ly adverb) won the peace prize, Then King got murdered after he gave his “Mountaintop” Speech, King was murdered on April 4,1968 he was shot in the and died instantly. The civil rights movement was having a freedom 's struggle because (because clause) there was a lot of “Whites Only” on certain doors which (which clause) meant that no blacks were allowed in that place or restaurant. Congress sent out soldiers to protect African American students from the angry Caucasian police and people.

(1 sentence opener) There are 3 important people named John F. Kennedy, Ruby Bridges, and John Lewis. John F Kennedy is one of the hero’s that had a huge struggle with …show more content…

When (helping verb) Rubyś mom and her was in the office she had insults thrown at her from the angry crowd, the people that were helping her enroll in the school nicely (ly adverb) just proclaim (strong verb) her to remain seated and ignored the people outside. Ruby Bridges was the youngest in the march that was called Bloody Sunday. Since (preposition phrase) she went against segregation at a very young age. She was the only person African American that could get in a white school. Ruby Bridges had to deal with Caucasian (strong verb) people, striking (ing adverb) mean stuff at her at such in young

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