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Why is Rosa parks so famous in black history?
rosa parks is so famous because she refused to give up her seat to a white passenger and carried the bus boycott and also did not fight with her hands but fought with her words and that is why rosa parks is so famous and a great role model for black afican americans
Who can you pick for black history month?
Martin Luther King, Rosa Parks, Herchal Walker, Bessie Colman
How old was Rosa Parks when she sat on the bus and refused to move?
Rosa Parks was 42 years old at the start of the Montgomery Bus Boycott, December 5, 1955.
Was Rosa parks not actively involved in the abolitionist prior to the civil war?
No, Rosa Parks lived almost a hundred years after the Civil War.
Who are people from black history month?
Harriet Tubman Jackie Robinson martin Luther king Jr Rosa parks Washington carver
History on Rosa Parks?
no
Was Rosa Parks wealthy after making history?
no
Is Rosa Parks history in daily life?
yes
What was Rosa parks famous in the American history?
bus
How Rosa parks was a good person in history?
she fought for liberty
Who are some people who showed perseverance in history?
Rosa Parks
What is the best history?
The best history is Rosa parks or Victoria woodhull. Rosa parks: Didn't move on the bus Victoria woodhull: First women to run for president but never won.
Did Rosa Parks lead to her success?
Rosa Parks did find her success's she lived a good life, she worked with martin Luther king Jr's to start the bus strike .Rosa Parks was a good women apart of our history
What females have been selected for black history?
Well there is Rosa Parks
Who did Rosa Parks and Raymond Parks care for?
Rosa Parks and Raymond Parks cared for Rosa's mother.
Who did Rosa Parks marry?
Rosa Parks married to Raymond Parks in 1932
Was the Rosa Parks story a big event in American history?
Yes, Rosa Parks' story was a big event in American history because she inspired the Birmingham Bus Boycott of 1955, one of the first of many successful boycotts and protests against segregation in the American south.
