Rosa Parks

It started in December 1955 and continued until December 1956.

Rosa could have said more to the white man

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Rosa Parks wanted to bring an end to segregation in the American south

Rosa Parks did a lot of major accomplishments. Rosa Parks stood up for herself. She was also brave and fought for her rights. Rosa stopped the separation between black and whites. Rosa also didn't obey segregation's. Rosa Parks did 5 major accomplishments.

She quit school in 11th grade to care for her sick grandmother and mother. She never returned to school. Nothing tells us what she liked to learn. In 1933 she earned her high school diploma with her husband's support and by 1943 she was active with the NAAP serving as the youth leader and secretary to the president.

They decided to do this because Jo Ann Robinson was an African American. African Americans were not allowed to sit anywhere they wanted on the bus. When the bus was full and a white person got on they would make a black person get up and stand up for the ride or get off if it was too crowded. There was a sign on the bus that said colored people and it was placed in the back of the bus. All the seats behind that sign was for black people and there werent many. Everytime a white family got on the bus and there was no more seats the sign would move back until there was no more seats for the black people.All the black people were standing or there was no black people on the bus at all. Until the Rosa Parks came.

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Rosa Parks had several jobs including a domestic worker, housekeeper, seamstress, hospital aide, and secretary.

At the time that Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to give up her seat on the bus in December 1955, she was a seamstress in a Montgomery, Alabama department store. As a result of her arrest and her activities in the protest movement that followed, Rosa lost her seamstress job and found it very difficult to find employment.

Sparked by the arrest of Rosa Parks and 5 other unknown women at the time who were Claudette Colvin, Aurelia Browder, Mary Louise Smith and Susie McDonald, on 1 December 1955, and the Montgomery bus boycott was a 13-month mass protest that ended with the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that segregation on public buses is unconstitutional.

The City of Detroit renamed one of the chapels at Woodlawn Cemetery after her.

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Rosa was she ever in trouble when she was a kid and why did she not give her seat u when a boy told her to and ever time she was picked on what did she do if you were picked on ore bullied on what would you do

her grandpa was always watching out for the kkk because a lot of people in her neighborhood had been killed by them also her family was poor and her father had left her and her mother and her mother was no there for her because she was working as a teacher as well obviously the discrimination going on at the time

she was african american

she did not protest outspokenly about segeration. instead she fought against it by sitting in a white section on a bus

Rosa Parks was elected to serve as the (volunteer) Secretary to Edgar Nixon, President of the Montgomery, Alabama, chapter of the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People).

She also held a variety of paying jobs during this period, including working as a seamstress for the Montgomery Fair store. She was returning home from this job when arrested for refusing to give her bus seat to a white man on December 1, 1955.

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No, he arrest was not planned. In a 1992 National Public Radio interview, Parks stated, "I had not planned to get arrested. I had plenty to do without having to end up in jail. But when I had to face that decision, I didn't hesitate to do so because I felt that we had endured that too long."

No you can not. One of important criteria to apply for US citizenship is to have good moral character. During the five years prior to applying for US citizenship as a green card holder you should not have any such records which will disqualify your application.

Rosa Parks employed an *act of civil disobedience in the state of Alabama in The United States of America in an era when buses were segregated (meaning that Caucasians {called 'whites'} and black people {called "colored" or "negroes"} were to sit in different sections of the bus. "Coloreds" were not allowed to sit in the front section of the bus. Rosa Parks violated this busline policy, because in her words she was "tired". The interpretation of what she truly meant by that, "the injustice" or "unfairness" of the situation may not necessarily be factual nor entirely accurate, nonetheless this act paved the way to the Montgomery Bus Boycott, in which black citizens of that city refused to ride the bus, which would cause a great financial loss for the city. Other blacks also became involved in this prospect by boycotting other segregated bus lines or rail lines. Rosa Parks subsequently became quite involved and very in "The Freedom Riders". Rosa parks was initially arrested for this act of civil disobedience. Whether or not she actually broke any laws could be a matter of contention, however, she violated the bus company policy. You could think of her as the mother of bus-desegregation. She is awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, however, for several reasons: She is perceived as an icon for the Civil Rights Movement, She participated in the Selma-To-Montgomery marches, she collaborated with members of the League of Revolutionary Black Workers and the Republic of New Afrik(a) in raising awareness of police abuse in the aftermath an uprising that took place in Detroit, Michigan in 1967, in the 1970's she organized campaigns for the freedom of political prisoners (mainly those who Parks believed were arrested on false charges or charges that were segregation-ally or racially motivated). It is due to her continued efforts to fight for issues of desegration and black rights that the highest award a president can bestow for a citizen was issued to Rosa Parks.

*Some people may assume that Parks got the award for not giving up her seat on the bus. In truth, she was awarded the medal for continued efforts to fight for Civil Rights issues, not that one act alone.

The Nobel Peace Prize 1975 was awarded to Andrei Sakharov.

In 1943, when Rosa Rosa Parks actually joined the NAACP, ... In the early 1950s Rosa Parks found work as a tailor's assistant at a department store, Montgomery Fair. She also had a part-time job as a seamstress for Virginia and Clifford Durr, a white liberal couple; they encouraged Rosa Parks in her civil rights work. you happy you noobs from seth slaughter

One could argue that, since it was given to B. Obama for speculative changes that he promised before taking office, it has become a sort of political endorsement. Its meaning has certainly changed from Alfred Nobel's intent.

Several months prior to the incident where Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to give up a seat on a public bus to a white passenger, Claudette Colvin was arrested for a similar situation. She was 15 years old at the time.