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What law did Rosa parks change?
Rosa Parks did not change any laws on her own. She did, however, begin the movement to do away with segregation in the U.S.
Did Rosa parks get tired of the unfair laws?
yes, she got tired
How did local laws throughout the south degrade African Americans?
The degrade was going not OK because Rosa Parks had to sit in the colored section.
What did martin Luther king do to Rosa parks protest?
he helped pass the de segregration laws , duhhh
How the Montgomery public buses where onece prejudiced?
They had the segregation laws applied until Rosa Parks began with the boycott.
What law did Rosa parks change?
Rosa Parks did not change any laws on her own. She did, however, begin the movement to do away with segregation in the U.S.
What was Rosa parks remember for?
she is remembered for her courage and breaking the segregation laws.
Did Rosa parks get tired of the unfair laws?
yes, she got tired
Was Rosa parks the first woman to stand up to the unfiar laws?
yes she is
Was Rosa parks an only child?
Rosa Parks was born on February 4, 1913 as Rosa Louise McCauley. The name of her parents were James McCauley and Leona Edwards.
How did local laws throughout the south degrade African Americans?
The degrade was going not OK because Rosa Parks had to sit in the colored section.
What did martin Luther king do to Rosa parks protest?
he helped pass the de segregration laws , duhhh
Why did Rosa Parks' refusal to give up her seat on a city bus resulted?
becaus she wanted the laws to be fair
How the Montgomery public buses where onece prejudiced?
They had the segregation laws applied until Rosa Parks began with the boycott.
Did Rosa Parks overcome opposition?
Yes :D she would not conform to (or obey) the unequal and unjust laws of segregation.
What Rosa Parks did that was heroic?
She defied the South's Jim Crow Laws, by refusing to give up her seat and sit in the back of the bus.
How is Rosa Parks rememberd?
She is remembered as the woman that did not give her seat to a white man therefore breaking the segregation laws and taken to jail.
