Rosa Parks

She was riding on a bus with 3 other people and they were at the front of the bus, but white people came on and the bus driver told them to go to the back of the bus so the white people could sit. Rosa Parks friends did so, but she was tired of doing that so she refused and stayed put and was soon arrested but was famous for standing up for her race and what she believes in.

Rosa Parks had no sisters; she had one younger brother, Sylvester McCauley.

No, Rosa Parks was not married to a white man. Her only husband, Raymond Parks, was an African American man.

Rosa Louise McCauley
Rosa Louise McCauley

Rosa Louise Parks was born in her house. She was born in Tuskegee, Alabama on February 4th, 1913.

Rosa Parks recognized the bus driver, James Blake, as the same man who evicted her from a bus twelve years earlier when she walked through the "whites-only" section to get to her seat. At the time, African-Americans were only allowed to enter through the front bus door to pay their fare; they were then expected to get off the bus and re-enter through the back door. Parks walked down the center aisle.

Sir Henry Parkes was 80 and 11 months. he died because he was at that age when he just could not go on.He was a politician and a business man he was also known as the father of federation but sadly he died before he could see Australia became one.

Yes totally

Rosa Parks husband had I brother and his brother Charles Parks has I son Charles Ray Parks I am married to Charles Ray Parks ,Charles and I (Sandra Parks) live in Surprise Az

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On December 1, 1955, in Montgomery, Alabama, Rosa Parks, an African-American seamstress, left work and boarded a bus for home. As the bus became crowded, the bus driver ordered Parks to give up her seat to a white passenger. Montgomery's buses were segregated, with the seats in the front reserved for "whites only." Blacks had to sit at the back of the bus. But if the bus was crowded and all the "whites only" seats were filled, black people were expected to give up their seats-a black person sitting while a white person stood would never be tolerated in the racist South. Rosa had had enough of such humiliation, and refused to give up her seat. "I felt I had a right to stay where I was," she said. "I wanted this particular driver to know that we were being treated unfairly as individuals and as a people." The bus driver had her arrested.

Martin Luther King, Jr., heard about Parks's brave defiance and launched a boycott of Montgomery buses. The 17,000 black residents of Montgomery pulled together and kept the boycott going for more than a year. Finally, the Supreme Court intervened and declared segregation on buses unconstitutional. Rosa Parks and the boycotters defeated the racist system, and she became known as "the mother of the civil rights movement."

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Rosa Parks uncles name was Robert McCauley.

I found this answer in the book: My story Rosa Parks, by Rosa Parks

she has no sisters she only had 1 brother

In 1990 or something like that.

Rosa Parks wasn't the type of person who listened to music, but she did like listening to Classical music.. and yes its the truth she did like classical music

She also listened to Michael Jackson! :)

I would ask people to make a statue of her. I would write a long speech symbolizing how important Rosa Parks was and how she changed the world.

In modern India, women have achieved high offices in India including that of the President, Prime minister, Speaker of the Lok Sabha, Leader of Opposition, and more. The current President is a woman. Women have the same rights as men.

Yes, Rosa Parks had many enemies. Most of her enemies were those who were opposed to desegregation and equal rights for African Americans.

she was born December 1st 1955 on Thursday

Martin Luther King

The Nobel Peace Prize 1925 was awarded jointly to Sir Austen Chamberlain and Charles Gates Dawes

Yes, Rosa Parks got married and she also had two kids.

Rosa Park was a risk-taker because she stop segregation. She feel African American should have equal rights and free, she did it for the people that wasn't stand up for themselves . It wasn't fair in the 1860's - 1950's

Rosa Parks didn't win the court but she did win the respect of the people.

No, she was a member of the African Methodist Episcopal Church.