Understanding Civil Disobedience and Rosa Parks

The video features a conversation with Rosa Parks, discussing her arrest for refusing to give up her bus seat due to segregation laws. It highlights the concept of civil disobedience, the consequences she faced, and the importance of choosing battles wisely. The discussion emphasizes the ongoing struggle for equality and the role of civil disobedience in challenging unjust laws.

What innovative method was suggested to interact with Rosa Parks?

• Using a teleporter

• Using a virtual reality headset

• Using a hologram

• Using a time machine

Why was Rosa Parks arrested in Montgomery?

• For protesting in the streets

• For refusing to give up her bus seat

• For organizing a large rally

• For speaking out against the government

What was Rosa Parks' act of civil disobedience?

• She led a march

• She wrote a letter to the mayor

• She refused to move from her bus seat

• She gave a public speech

What were some consequences Rosa Parks faced for her actions?

• She was given a scholarship

• She was promoted at work

• She was given a medal

• She was fined and jailed

What is the ongoing struggle mentioned in the discussion?

• Fighting for women's rights

• Fighting against segregation

• Fighting for environmental protection

• Fighting for animal rights

What should one be prepared for when choosing to stand up for a cause?

• To face consequences

• To gain popularity

• To receive awards

• To be ignored

What is the ultimate hope expressed by Rosa Parks?

• That all people can live in peace

• That all people can travel freely

• That all people can be treated equally

• That all people can become wealthy

What does civil disobedience allow individuals to do?

• To gain immediate freedom

• To avoid all consequences

• To choose what they stand up for

• To break any law they dislike

What is the 'beauty' of civil disobedience according to the discussion?

• It guarantees success

• It is free of cost

• It allows personal choice

• It is always peaceful

What personal action did Rosa Parks take as a form of protest?

• She ran for equality

• She sat down for her beliefs

• She stood up for her rights

• She walked for freedom