Once Dr$.$ Martin Luther King had been named "Man of the Year" by Time Magazine, delivered his epochal "I have a dream" speech, and been Awarded the Nobel Prize, the response of the FBI's Domestic Intelligence Division was: Group of answer choices to send Dr$.$ King copies of FBI surveillance tapes along with a letter suggesting that if King did not kill himself, the tapes would be made public. to continue to surveill Dr$.$ King without Hoover's knowledge. to privately apologize for surveillance against Dr$.$ King, but make no public statements. to publicly apologize for surveillance against Dr$.$ King.