what are five thing that you know about Rosa park.?

Question

what are five things that you know about Rosa Park lifes.

Answer 1

1) Full Bus
2) No Seat for Red
3) Red hot
4) Rosa comfy
5) Red walk

Answer 2

The U.S. Congress dubbed the "Mother of the Modern-Day Civil Rights Movement".

Rosa Parks was born Rosa Louise McCauley in Tuskegee, Alabama on February 4, 1913 to James and Leona McCauley,

She was homeschooled by her mother until she was eleven, then enrolled at the Industrial School for Girls in Montgomery where she took academic and vocational courses.

Through her role in sparking the boycott, Rosa Parks played an important part in internationalizing the awareness of the plight of African Americans and the civil rights struggle.

In December 1943, Parks became active in the Civil Rights Movement, joined the Montgomery chapter of the NAACP, and was elected volunteer secretary to its president, Edgar Nixon.

Answer 3

The Plaza-gondola rides down brush creek and finding out to purchase Liberty Memorial (the huge stone statue that sounds like a penis) Union Station Crown midsection stroll around loose Park The toy and minature meusum Worlds of relaxing/Oceans of relaxing topic Park and Water Park Legends in Kansas city, KS Royals baseball interest Nelson Atkins Meuseum of paintings

Answer 4

She just died recently and she did not have much money.
She had been thought of as the mother of the civil rights movement
she was a dressmaker who refused to give up her seat so that someone else could sit down.
Her act of civil disobidence led to the boycott of the bus system that lasted for over a year and nearly bankrupted the bus system
Her house was robbed a about ten years ago and the robber saw that it was her and left without taking anything
I thought that she was the only woman that was allowed to lay in state
(not sure about that one) at the capital.

Answer 5

She was black. She was a maid. She lived in the South. She refused to give up her seat on a bus to a white man. (Contrary to what most people think, Ms Parks WAS in the back of the bus when the controversy happened. It was law in the South at that time that if they bus was full, Blacks had to give up their seats to white people whether or not they were in the back of the bus.) She was arrested. She started the civil rights movement. She never married. She died within the last 5 years.

Answer 6

she was born on February 4, 1913

she has been called the "mother of the Civil Rights movement"

she once refused to give up her seat to a white person

Rose Parks was arrested for breaking a segregation law.

after she was arrested the people started to boycott the buses

the boycott went on for about a year

in 1956 the US supreme court demanded Montgomery provide "equal, integrated seating on public buses

Answer 7

1. She was black;
2. She lived in Birmingham;
3. She wouldn't move to the back of the bus;
4. Her action triggered a boycott of the segregated bus system in Birmingham,and was one of the triggering events of the Civil Rights Movement;
5. Her body was the first black woman's body to lie in state in the US Capitol (I think).

Answer 8

1. She was one gutsy woman.
2. She refused to sit at the back of the bus because of her skin color even though she knew she could be arrested.
3. She inspired (and continues to inspire) people of all ages, races and religions to stand up for themselves in times of unfairness.
4. She had and used the manners taught to her
5. She lived a lot longer than most, but died way too early.

Answer 9

Rosa Parks had lifes??? How many????

Answer 10

She is the main reason whites, blacks, asians, hispanics, are percieved to all be equal....