Rosa Parks

Where was Parks born?

• Alabama

• Michigan

• Washington, D.C.

• South Africa

What does segregation mean?

• protesting for voter rights

• unfair laws

• the act of keeping a group apart from

Segregation laws...

• made sure kids went to school.

• made sure all people could vote.

• kept black people and white people apart.

• kept people from driving too fast

What is true about Rosa's grandparents?

• They were born as slaves.

• They were slave owners.

• They had more freedom than others.

What are civil rights?

• The rights we choose to have as citizens

• The rights all people have to be treated equally

• The rights some people have, but not everyone

How did Rosa Parks spread the word about civil rights?

• She attended rallies.

• She participated in marches.

• She taught young people to stand up for themselves.

• All of these answers.

What did Parks do when the bus driver asked her to stand?

• She gave up her seat and stood.

• She stayed in her seat to protest.

• She got off the bus and walked.

• She tied herself to the seat.

On what day did Rosa Parks refuse to give up her seat on the bus?

• December 5, 1955

• December 9, 1955

• December 1, 1950

• December 1, 1955

What happened because Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat?

• She was driven to the police station.

• She was arrested due to breaking a segregation (Jim Crow) law.

• She was forced to pay a fine.

• All of these answers are correct.

What was an effect of Rosa Parks refusing to get off the bus?

• Martin Luther King Jr. called for a bus boycott.

• African Americans continued to be treated unfairly.