Rosa Parks and Her Impact on Civil Rights

What does the term 'defiance' mean in the context of Rosa Parks' story?

• Accepting inequality

• Avoiding conflict

• Obeying rules without question

• Open resistance or refusal to obey

Where did Rosa Parks grow up?

• New York City, New York

• Montgomery, Alabama

• Detroit, Michigan

• San Francisco, California

What was one of the challenges Rosa faced as a child regarding education?

• She was not allowed to attend school

• She had to walk a long distance to a one-room school for black children

• She was homeschooled by her grandparents

• She had to attend a large school with white children

What action did Rosa Parks take on the bus that led to her arrest?

• She refused to give up her seat to a white person

• She drove the bus herself

• She sat in the front of the bus

• She refused to pay the bus fare

What was the community's response to Rosa Parks' arrest?

• They ignored the incident

• They wrote letters to the mayor

• They organized a bus boycott

• They protested at the bus station

What was the outcome of the bus boycott inspired by Rosa Parks?

• The boycott was unsuccessful

• The buses stopped running

• The Supreme Court ruled that bus segregation was wrong

• The rules remained unchanged

After moving to Detroit, what other rights did Rosa Parks fight for?

• Voting rights and women's rights

• Animal rights

• Environmental rights

• Technology rights

What prestigious award did Rosa Parks receive later in her life?

• Medal of Freedom

• Pulitzer Prize

• Nobel Peace Prize

• Grammy Award

Who presented Rosa Parks with the Medal of Freedom?

• President George W. Bush

• President Ronald Reagan

• President Barack Obama

• President Bill Clinton

What message does Rosa Parks' story convey to future generations?

• To focus on personal success only

• To dream big and fight for equality

• To always follow the rules

• To avoid conflict at all costs