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WorksheetsThe Montgomery Bus Boycott
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Who refused to give up their seat on the bus?
Martin Luther King Jr
Jo Ann Robinson
Rosa Parks
E. D. Nixon
How many days did the Montgomery bus boycott last?
65 days
381 days
100 days
30 days
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
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
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
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
Up to 90% of the Montgomery Afro American community joined the bus boycott
True
False
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
Who was the head of the WPC (Women's Political Council)?
Martin Luther King Jr.
E. D Nixon
Jo Ann Robinson
Clifford Durr
When did the The Montgomery Bus Boycott start?
December 5, 1855
December 5, 1955
December 5, 1555
December 5, 1995
