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this passage from "the american dream."

through our scientific genius we have made of this world a neighborhood; now through our moral and spiritual development we must make of it a brotherhood. in a real sense, we must all learn to live together as brothers, or we will all perish together as fools. we must come to see that no individual can live alone: no nation can live alone. we must all live together; we must all be concerned about each other.

which phrase best summarizes the speaker’s claim that americans must come together as equals?

“we have made this world a neighborhood”
“we must all learn to live together as brothers”
“we must come to see that no individual can live alone”
“we must all be concerned about each other”

The most accurate answer in regards to the specific question is choice B, "we must all learn to live together as brothers."  The last choice is very questionable, however, brotherhood is most closely associated with equality.    

Option B. "We must all learn to live together as brothers" is the phrase that best summarizes the speaker's claim that Americans must come together as equals.

Explanation:

In his famous speech called "The American Dream", speaker Martin Luther King Jr expresses how the all the different societies around he world had created a sense of neighborhood between each other, but that is not enough for Americans. The author encourages the audience to start treating each other as "brothers" in order to create a more empathetic society, in which all citizens are equal, and know the importance of living together as a group and no in isolation.

the nationalists wanted a strong central government so the new country wouldn't fall apart.

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