CLAUDETTE COLVIN CHAPTER 9 AND 10_032323

The decision took all of ______ minutes to make.

All of the following are examples of how segregationists tried to increase pressure to stop the boycott EXCEPT:

• try to take away the insurance

• harass the drivers

• flatten all of the tires

• threatening phone calls

M.I.A. stands for

• Meetings In Atlanta

• Mass Involvement Area

• Meetings in Alabama

• Montgomery Improvement Association

_____________ said, "If segregation barriers are lifted, violence will be the order of the day."

Claudette’s life got more difficult as a result of being involved in this movement because

Judge Johnson and Judge Rives decided that segregation on buses violated the 14th Amendment of the Constitution. 

True

False

• true

• false

The boycott ended and people started riding buses again right after the trial. 

True

False

• true

• false

Claudette felt supported by the boycott leaders like Fred Gray and Rosa Parks. They helped Claudette when she needed them. 

True

False

• true

• false

How did Claudette feel after the court decision?

• She felt happy and excited.

• She was hopeful about her future

• She felt sad and angry.

• She felt happy and proud, but she was also overwhelmed by her own problems.

The Supreme Court decision was important because

• It ended segregation on buses

• It said that the bus boycott was illegal