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Rosa Park

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  • Where did the event take place?
    Montgomery, Alabama.
  • Why was Rosa Parks’ action important for the civil rights movement?
    It challenged segregation and inspired many people to fight for equality.
  • When and where was Rosa Parks born?
    February 4, 1913.
  • What rule existed on buses for African Americans when the bus became crowded?
    African Americans had to give up their seats to white passengers if the bus became crowded.
  • When did the important event on the bus happen?
    December 1, 1955.
  • What did Rosa Parks refuse to do?
    She refused to give up her seat on the bus.
  • Who was Rosa Parks?
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  • What message does Rosa Parks’ legacy give to future generations?
    It shows that one person's actions can create change and fight discrimination.
  • What happened after her action?
    Her action sparked a city-wide bus boycott and helped start a larger civil rights movement.
  • What were African Americans required to do on buses in the past?
    They had to give up their seats to white passengers if the bus became crowded.
  • How long did the bus boycott last?
    For over a year.
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