Rosa Parks: A Journey of Courage and Change

The video narrates the life of Rosa Parks, highlighting her early experiences with racism, her courageous stand against segregation on a bus, and the subsequent Montgomery Bus Boycott. It emphasizes her role in the civil rights movement and her lasting legacy as an ordinary person who made extraordinary contributions to equality and justice.

What did Rosa Parks do when a boy on rollerskates pushed her?

• She told a teacher.

• She ran away.

• She pushed him back.

• She ignored him.

What was one of the differences between schools for black and white children during Rosa's childhood?

• Black schools had more teachers.

• White schools had playgrounds.

• Black schools had better books.

• White schools were smaller.

How did Rosa Parks respond when the bus driver demanded she use the back door?

• She argued with the driver.

• She complied immediately.

• She left the bus.

• She sat in a front seat.

What was Rosa Parks' reaction when asked to give up her seat on the bus?

• She refused to move.

• She called the police.

• She got off the bus.

• She moved to the back.

What was the result of Rosa Parks' arrest?

• Segregation laws were immediately changed.

• Rosa Parks moved to another city.

• The Montgomery Bus Boycott began.

• The bus driver was fired.

How long did the Montgomery Bus Boycott last?

• 50 days

• 381 days

• 100 days

• 200 days

What change occurred as a result of the Montgomery Bus Boycott?

• Buses were free for everyone.

• Buses were no longer segregated.

• Buses were only for black people.

• Buses were only for white people.

What did Rosa Parks' actions inspire in others?

• Fear of riding buses.

• Apathy towards civil rights.

• A desire to move to another city.

• A commitment to justice.

What did Rosa Parks prove by her actions?

• Ordinary people can make a difference.

• Protests are ineffective.

• Only famous people can create change.

• Laws cannot be changed.

What did the Declaration of Independence state that was finally being acted upon?

• All men are created equal.

• Only some people deserve rights.

• Laws should never change.

• Segregation is necessary.