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Rosa Parks arrest in Montgomery, Alabama.

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The Montgomery bus boycottVersión en línea Rosa Parks arrest in Montgomery, Alabama. por Isabelle T 1 In 1955, Buses were segregated Select one or more answers a people could sit anywhere b black people had to sit in the back and white people in the front c white people had to sit in the back and black people in the front d black people couldn't get on the bus 2 Rosa Parks Select one or more answers a gave up her seat to a white man on a bus b refused to give up her seat to a white man on a bus c was the bus driver d never took the bus 3 Martin Luther King Junior was Select one or more answers a a minister b a judge c violent d non violent 4 What does non violent civil disobedience mean? Select one or more answers a people will obey the law peacefully b people will refuse to obey the law using peaceful methods 5 What does boycotting buses mean? Select one or more answers a refusing to take the bus b finding other ways to go to places c using the bus only 6 The boycott lasted Select one or more answers a more than a year b less than a year 7 During the boycott Select one or more answers a Black people encountered violence and retaliated (riposter) b They never encountered violence c They encountered violence but never retaliated 8 13 months after Rosa Parks's arrest, the Supreme Court ruled Select one or more answers a that buses must be desegregated b that there must be black buses and white buses Explanation 2 Rosa Parks was a member of the NAACP (the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) 3 He was a Christian Baptist minister and activist. 5 People walked, cycled or pooled cars (faire du co-voiturage).

The Montgomery bus boycottVersión en línea

Rosa Parks arrest in Montgomery, Alabama.

por Isabelle T

In 1955, Buses were segregated

Select one or more answers

people could sit anywhere

black people had to sit in the back and white people in the front

white people had to sit in the back and black people in the front

black people couldn't get on the bus

Rosa Parks

Select one or more answers

gave up her seat to a white man on a bus

refused to give up her seat to a white man on a bus

was the bus driver

never took the bus

Martin Luther King Junior was

Select one or more answers

a minister

a judge

violent

non violent

What does non violent civil disobedience mean?

Select one or more answers

people will obey the law peacefully

people will refuse to obey the law using peaceful methods

What does boycotting buses mean?

Select one or more answers

refusing to take the bus

finding other ways to go to places

using the bus only

The boycott lasted

Select one or more answers

more than a year

less than a year

During the boycott

Select one or more answers

Black people encountered violence and retaliated (riposter)

They never encountered violence

They encountered violence but never retaliated

13 months after Rosa Parks's arrest, the Supreme Court ruled

Select one or more answers

that buses must be desegregated

that there must be black buses and white buses

Explanation

Rosa Parks was a member of the NAACP (the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People)

He was a Christian Baptist minister and activist.

People walked, cycled or pooled cars (faire du co-voiturage).

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The Montgomery bus boycottVersión en línea

por Isabelle T

In 1955, Buses were segregated

Select one or more answers

Rosa Parks

Select one or more answers

Martin Luther King Junior was

Select one or more answers

What does non violent civil disobedience mean?

Select one or more answers

What does boycotting buses mean?

Select one or more answers

The boycott lasted

Select one or more answers

During the boycott

Select one or more answers

13 months after Rosa Parks's arrest, the Supreme Court ruled

Select one or more answers

Explanation