Could you show me a Rosa parks timeline?

What PYP profiles did Rosa Parks show?

Rosa Parks was a thinker, caring, and a communicator

What was Rosa parks favorite tv show?

the BIBLE

What is the goals of Rosa parks?

To show equality with the whites and blacks. Everyone to be equal.

How did Rosa parks show honesty?

by having a lot of kids and caring for them and then throwing them in the trash

Was Rosa parks afraid when she was asked to move.?

It is quite likely she was afraid. She was also tremendously courageous. I believe the vast majority, then or now, that could show such courage. I include myself in that majority.

Can you show a compare and contrast diagram for Martin Luther King Jr and Rosa Parks?

Martin Luther King and Rosa Parks believed that black and whites can be equal. Rosa Parks got arrested for not giving up her seat so a white man can sit down because she was tired. Martin Luther King give his"I have a dream" speech.

Does Rosa parks wear a skirt?

Pictures of her mug shot seem to show that she was wearing either a dress or a suit.

How did nelson Mandela and Rosa parks show qualities of heroes?

By showing quiet nonviolent strength -being firm but kind

Why did Rosa parks play cricket and rugby?

she played because she wanted to show people black women can do anything white men can do

How did Rosa Parks show courage?

Rosa Park showed courage by not giving up her sit for a white person plus fighting for her belief

How did Rosa parks show unselfishness?

She showed unselfishness by not only standing up for herself, but everyone around her. She stood up for what was right and that is unselfisheness

Can you show a timeline about Rosa Parks?

1913: February 4Th, Rosa Louise McCauley is born in Tuskegee, Alabama. 1915: August 20Th, Rosa's brother, Sylvester McCauley is born. 1918: James & Leona McCauley get divorced. 1929: Her grandmother, Rose Edwards, dies. 1932: She marries Raymond Parks. 1934: Rosa receives her high school diploma in Chicago 1943: She serves as secretary of the Montgomery branch of the NAACP until 1956. 1945: After three attempts, she registers to vote. 1955: On December 1, Rosa refuses to give up her seat to a white passenger on the bus. She is then arrested and sparks the Montgomery bus boycott, which lasts for 381 days. 1957: Rosa, her husband and mother to Detroit where she works as a seamstress. 1963: August 28 - Rosa participates in the March on Washington. 1966: Her father James McCauley got sick 1965: Rosa serves on staff for U.S. Representative John Conyers until 1988. 1977: Raymond Parks dies. 1977: Sylvester McCauley got his high school diploma 1979: Rosa is awarded the NAACP's Spingarn Medal for her civil rights work. 1979: Her mother, Leona McCauley got sick joined her fathers hostpital 1981: Daisy McCauley, Sylvester's wife, dies. 1987: Rosa establishes the Rosa and Raymond Parks Institute for Self-Development to help young people. 1995: Rosa speaks at the Million Man March. 1996: She receives the Presidential Medal of Freedom. 1998: Botsford Common opens the Rosa Parks Learning Center. 1999: She receives the Congressional Gold Medal. 2000: The Rosa Parks Museum and Library located at Troy State University in Montgomery opens on December 1. 2005: On October 24, Rosa Parks dies at her home in Detroit.