Montgomery Bus Boycott

Who is Rosa Parks?

• A seamstress at Disney World
• A seamstress in a Montgomery Dept. Store
• A secretary in the White House
• A bus driver

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What did Parks go to the store to buy while waiting for the bus stop to clear?

• An electric heating pad
• Notepads for work
• Her prescriptions
• New clothes

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Where was the bus that Parks entered after shopping?

• Birmingham Place
• Tallahassee Street
• Cleveland Avenue
• Seventh Avenue

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During this time, were the seating arrangements on the bus segregated?

• No
• Yes

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What did the bus drivers in Montgomery have the right to do during this time?

• Refuse seating to African Americans
• Pass African Americans by at the bus stop
• Make African Americans sit in the front of the bus
• Arrest African American passengers for refusing to obey their orders

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What was Parks arrested for?

• Refusing to give up her seat to another African American
• Violating the bus driver's orders
• Leaving the bus stop
• Trying to drive the bus

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When was Parks court date?

• May 1, 2001
• December 5, 1956
• April 6, 1999
• January 1, 1975

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How much of a percentage of African-Americans rode the Montgomery buses at the time?

• 86%
• 20%
• 70%
• 50%

What famous case influenced the Boycott?

• Brown v. Board of Education
• Andrew v. Board of Education
• Roe v. Wade
• Roe v. The United States

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What does MIA stand for?

• Missing in Action
• Made in Alabama
• Montgomery Improvement Association
• Montgomery Input Association

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