Rosa Parks and the Bus Boycott

Who was the woman who changed history on the bus?

• Rosa Parks

• Ella Fitzgerald

• Harriet Tubman

• Michelle Obama

What date did Rosa Parks refuse to give up her seat?

• November 30, 1955

• March 4, 1955

• January 15, 1960

• December 1, 1955

What type of passengers did Rosa Parks sit with on the bus?

• Asian passengers

• Hispanic passengers

• White passengers

• Black passengers

What did the bus driver ask the black passengers to do?

• The bus driver asked the black passengers to leave the bus immediately.

• The bus driver asked the black passengers to change seats with the white passengers.

• The bus driver asked the black passengers to sit in the front of the bus.

• The bus driver asked the black passengers to move to the back of the bus.

Why did Rosa Parks refuse to move from her seat?

• She wanted to keep her seat warm.

• She refused to move due to unfairness

• She was waiting for the bus to arrive.

• She was tired from a long day at work.

What happened to Rosa Parks after she refused to move?

• Rosa Parks was celebrated as a hero immediately after the incident.

• Rosa Parks was given a warning and allowed to stay in her seat.

• Rosa Parks was offered a free bus pass for her actions.

• Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to move from her seat.

What did other black people do after hearing about Rosa's arrest?

• They organized a bus boycott.

• They held a rally in support of the police.

• They wrote a letter to the mayor.

• They ignored the news completely.

What was the main action taken by the black community in Montgomery?

• Montgomery Civil Rights March

• Montgomery School Desegregation

• Montgomery Bus Boycott

• Montgomery Voting Rights Campaign

How long did the bus boycott last?

• over two years

• over five years

• over one year

• over three years

When did the bus boycott end?

• February 10, 1956

• November 5, 1955

• January 15, 1957

• December 20, 1956