Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott Questions

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What did Rosa Parks' refusal to give up her seat on a bus inspire?

• The Montgomery Bus Boycott

• The Women's Rights Movement

• The Environmental Movement

• The Anti-Vaccination Movement

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What was the Montgomery Bus Boycott?

• A protest against unfair laws in Montgomery, Alabama

• A celebration of Rosa Parks' bravery

• A music festival in Montgomery, Alabama

• A parade in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.

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Who organized the Montgomery Bus Boycott?

• Rosa Parks

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• The police

• The bus drivers

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How long did the Montgomery Bus Boycott last?

• A few days

• A few weeks

• A few months

• Over a year

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What did the Supreme Court rule in 1956?

• That segregation on buses was constitutional

• That segregation in schools was constitutional

• That segregation on buses was unconstitutional

• That segregation was legal

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What did Rosa Parks receive for her contributions to the civil rights movement?

• The Nobel Peace Prize

• The Pulitzer Prize

• The Presidential Medal of Freedom

• The Academy Award

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What legacy did Rosa Parks leave behind

in the history of the civil rights movement?

• She played a minor role in the movement.

• She was a symbol of courage and determination.

• She supported segregation and discrimination.

• She did not have any impact on the movement.

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What impact did Rosa Parks' courage and determination

have on the fight for civil rights?

• It discouraged others from joining the movement.

• It inspired others to join the movement and fight for equality.

• It had no impact on the movement.

• It led to violence and unrest.