Facts about Rosa parks childhood

Answer 1

Rosa Parks childhood was very hard because of her color. Her family would sleep in there clothes because if the Ku klust kakan decided to burn down their house they would have their clothes on so they could get out.

Rosa was home schooled by her mother and at the age of 11 attended a school called the industrial school for girls.

Rosa was born in 1913 and died Octo9ber 24 2005

May Rosa restin peace

Answer 2

Rosa parks was a young eleven year old child when she first went to school. her grandmother and father would take care of her because her mother was nearly around to be with her. Rosa parks had a very poor childhood because she was colored.

Answer 3

On February 4, 1913, Rosa Parks was born in Tuskegee, Alabama. When Rosa was two years old, she moved to Pine Level, Alabama. She and her baby brother moved in with her grandparents. They lived on a farm. They raised chickens and grew vegetables. Rosa enjoyed life on the farm. She liked to help her grandparents. Rosa used to pick cotton in the fall. It was hard work. Rosa worked from "can to can't." They would start to work when you can see the sun at dawn and stop when you can't at sundown. In her free time, Rosa liked to go fishing. She also loved to read. Rosa was a very smart girl. She learned a lot from the books that she read. She also learned a lot from her grandpa.

Answer 4

well she was a child she suffered poor health and had chronic tonsillitis

Answer 5

Rosa's early childhood was bad because she was African American and back when she was a child they didn't like African Americans.

Answer 6

Rosa Parks was born in Tuskegee, Alabama in 1913. Her parents separated while she was young, at which point she and her younger brother lived with their mother and maternal grandparents.

Answer 7

rosa parks was the first woman who fought for the cilvil rights without her things ill not be right