Questions: Which of the following is the most valid evidence for the following claim? Martin Luther King Jr. gained new followers for the Civil Rights Movement after giving his "I Have a Dream" speech. "I followed the Civil Rights Movement more after King's 'Dream' speech," says citizen Tia Roe. "King became my personal icon after his 'I Have a Dream' speech," says speech writer Sally Yang. "King garnered many followers after his 'I Have a Dream' speech," says historian Dave Jones.

Which of the following is the most valid evidence for the following claim? Martin Luther King Jr. gained new followers for the Civil Rights Movement after giving his "I Have a Dream" speech. "I followed the Civil Rights Movement more after King's 'Dream' speech," says citizen Tia Roe. "King became my personal icon after his 'I Have a Dream' speech," says speech writer Sally Yang. "King garnered many followers after his 'I Have a Dream' speech," says historian Dave Jones.
Transcript text: Which of the following is the most valid evidence for the following claim? Martin Luther King Jr. gained new followers for the Civil Rights Movement after giving his "I Have a Dream" speech. "I followed the Civil Rights Movement more after King's 'Dream' speech," says citizen Tia Roe. "King became my personal icon after his 'I Have a Dream' speech," says speech writer Sally Yang. "King garnered many followers after his 'I Have a Dream' speech," says historian Dave Jones.
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The answer is "King garnered many followers after his 'I Have a Dream' speech," says historian Dave Jones.

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Option 1: "I followed the Civil Rights Movement more after King's 'Dream' speech," says citizen Tia Roe.

This statement is anecdotal evidence from a single individual, which does not provide a broad or comprehensive view of the impact of King's speech on the Civil Rights Movement as a whole.

Option 2: "King became my personal icon after his 'I Have a Dream' speech," says speech writer Sally Yang.

Similar to Option 1, this is also anecdotal and reflects a personal opinion rather than a general trend or widespread impact.

Option 3: "King garnered many followers after his 'I Have a Dream' speech," says historian Dave Jones.

This statement is made by a historian, who is likely to have studied the broader historical context and impact of King's speech. Historians typically base their conclusions on a wide range of evidence, making this the most valid evidence among the options provided.

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