Who refused to give up their seat on the bus?

• Martin Luther King Jr

• Jo Ann Robinson

• Rosa Parks

• E. D. Nixon

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How many days did the Montgomery bus boycott last?

• 65 days

• 381 days

• 100 days

• 30 days

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What happened once the boycott came to a conclusion?

• Segregation intensified

• Segregation on buses remained legal

• The boycott never came to an end

• Segreagation on buses became illigal

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What was an economic effect of the boycott on transportation?

• Transportation decline in economic revenue because less people were taking the bus

• Transportation economic revenue grew

• Economic gain because people stopped taking the bus

• Transportation decline in economic revenue because more people were taking the bus

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Who emerged as a leader from the Montgomery bus boycott that later became an important figure of the Civil Rights Movement.

• Rosa Parks

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• Malcom X

• E. D. Nixon

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The NAACP is:

• National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

• An organization which mission is to provide equality and eliminate race based discrimination.

• An organization that fought against segregation laws

• All anwers are correct

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Up to 90% of the Montgomery Afro American community joined the bus boycott

• True

• False

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What was the role of African American churches during the boycott?

• 1. Is where leaders met to plan the boycott

• 2. Churches didn't have any important roles

• 3. Churches recived donations to support the boycott

• awnsers 1 and 3

• awnsers 2 and 3

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Who was the head of the WPC (Women's Political Council)?

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• E. D Nixon

• Jo Ann Robinson

• Clifford Durr

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When did the The Montgomery Bus Boycott start?

• December 5, 1855

• December 5, 1955

• December 5, 1555

• December 5, 1995

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