Rosa Parks and the Civil Rights Movement

What was Rosa Parks' role in the civil rights movement beyond her famous bus protest?

• She only worked with the NAACP.

• She was an organizer and leader.

• She was primarily a public speaker.

• She was a passive participant.

Which organization did Rosa Parks and her husband Raymond actively participate in?

• Southern Christian Leadership Conference

• Congress of Racial Equality

• Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee

• National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

What was the significance of the Highlander Folk School in Rosa Parks' activism?

• It was a school for seamstresses.

• It was a place for learning non-violent resistance tactics.

• It was a political party headquarters.

• It was a religious institution.

What was the outcome of the Montgomery Bus Boycott?

• The Supreme Court ruled bus segregation unconstitutional.

• The buses remained segregated.

• The boycott was unsuccessful.

• The boycott lasted only a week.

Why is it important to recognize the full scope of Rosa Parks' contributions to civil rights?

• To highlight her role as a seamstress.

• To ensure she is remembered only for the bus protest.

• To acknowledge her as a leader and activist beyond one event.

• To focus solely on her work in Detroit.