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a. Atlanta, Georgia
b. Birmingham, Alabama
c. Marietta, Georgia
d. Mobile, Alabama
Answer:
Atlanta, Georgia
a. Doctor
b. Fireman
c. Pastor
d. Professor
Answer:
Pastor
In 1955, Rosa Parks became a symbol of the civil rights movement. Why did she have such a huge influence on Dr. King and other
civil rights leaders?
Answer:
She was a Southern black woman who refused to give up her seat on the bus to a white man
Answer:
a boycott of the city buses
After Rosa Parks arrest for refusing to give
up her bus seat, 26-year-old King was
chosen from among local ministers to lead
the boycott of the Montgomery, Ala., bus
system. The boycott began in December
1955 and lasted just over a year, until the
US Supreme Court ruled that segregated
buses were unconstitutional. Montgomery
buses were integrated, and King emerged
as one of the more important civil rights
leaders in the nation.
a. segregation of schools
b. inequality based on race
c. jail terms for civil-rights
demonstrators
d. segregation of buses
Answer:
segregation of buses
Answer:
equality for black
people
King was the first president of the
Southern Christian Leadership
Conference (SCLC). Under his leadership,
the organization helped tie together
African-American churches and lead them
in nonviolent protests. It played a role in
nearly all of King's major protests.
Answer:
Indian spiritual and political leader Mohandas Gandhi
a. a Bronze Star
b. the Nobel Peace Prize
c. the Pulitzer Prize
d. a Medal of Hono
Answer:
Answer:
a. I Have a Dream
b. Ive Been to a Mountaintop
c. Showdown for Nonviolence
d. Behind the Selma March
Answer:
Ive Been to a Mountaintop
Answer:
he was shot by an
assassin
James Earl
Ray
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