Martin Luther king - Please, need answer now.....?

Question

Where was he marching the time his house was bomed

Answer 1

Dr. King's house was bombed Jan 30th, 1956. He was attending evening services at the First Baptist Church:

"Three nights later, on January 30, I left home a little before seven to attend our Monday evening mass meeting at the First Baptist Church. A member of my congregation had come to the parsonage to keep my wife company in my absence. About nine-thirty they heard a noise in front that sounded as though someone had thrown a brick. In a matter of seconds an explosion rocked the house. A bomb had gone off on the porch.

After word of the bombing reached the mass meeting, everybody attempted to keep it from me. People looked at me and then away; one or two seemed about to approach me and then changed their minds. Soon I noticed several of my fellow ministers going in and out of the church in a rather unusual manner, and from this I surmised that something had happened. Unable to restrain my curiosity any longer, I called three of my closest associates and urged them to tell me what had happened. I assured them that I was prepared for whatever it was. Ralph Abernathy said hesitantly, "Your house has been bombed."

-"The Autobiography of Martin Luther King"

Answer 2

I'm doing King in the Civil Rights Movement in A level history at the moment, and his house was bombed several times. Once during the Montgomery Bus Boycott 1955, whilst he was in jail, and several times during other protests.

Answer 3

According to the time line at the site below, he was living in Montgomery, Alabama when his house was bombed on January 30, 1956.

Answer 4

He lived in Memphis

Answer 5

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