Rosa Parks refusal to move

Question 1

The bus driver was a

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white man

Question 2

When the bus driver told Rosa Parks he was going to call the police, she

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told him 'you should do that' because she wasn't going to move

Question 3

Slavery had been officially ended for 90 years by the time Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on the bus.

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True

Question 4

When the bus was filling up and Rosa Parks was asked to move, she

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did move once, but not to the 'colored' section of the bus

Question 5

Rosa Parks was a member of the the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

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True

Question 6

When she got on the bus, Rosa Parks deliberately sat in section of the bus reserved for white people.

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False

Question 7

The American practice of separating public areas (e.g. schools, parks, transport) based on race was known as:

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Segregation

Question 8

Rosa Parks got on the bus in the evening after working all day.

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True

Question 9

Rosa Parks worked as a

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seamstress (sewing clothes)

Question 10

In what month of the year did she refuse to move?

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December

Question 11

Her husband's name was

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Raymond

Question 12

Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on the bus in the year:

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1955

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