Rosa Parks: From Trial to Triumph in Civil Rights

The video covers Rosa Parks' trial, her lawyer's strategy to appeal, and her activism during the civil rights movement. It highlights the Supreme Court's ruling against bus segregation and Rosa's life after the boycott, including her move to Detroit and continued civil rights work. The video also discusses her recognition, awards, and legacy, including her writings and passing.

What was the strategy of Rosa Parks' lawyer during her trial?

• To ensure she was found not guilty

• To present her side of the story

• To negotiate a lower fine

• To appeal the verdict to a higher court

What was the outcome of the Supreme Court ruling in 1956?

• Segregated buses were deemed constitutional

• Segregated buses were ruled unconstitutional

• The bus boycott was extended

• Rosa Parks was given a new trial

What significant event did Rosa Parks attend in 1963?

• The signing of the Civil Rights Act

• The opening of the Rosa Parks Museum

• The Montgomery Bus Boycott

• The March on Washington

What was the purpose of the Rosa and Raymond Parks Institute for Self Development?

• To support African American businesses

• To provide legal aid to civil rights activists

• To offer educational programs for young people

• To document the history of the civil rights movement

Which U.S. President awarded Rosa Parks the Presidential Medal of Freedom?

• Ronald Reagan

• Bill Clinton

• Jimmy Carter

• Lyndon B. Johnson

Where was Rosa Parks' coffin placed for public respects after her death?

• The White House

• Her family home

• The US Capitol

• The Rosa Parks Museum

Which book did Rosa Parks publish in 1994?

• Quiet Strength

• The Civil Rights Movement

• Rosa Parks: My Story

• Dear Misses Parks