Dates
People
Causes
Actions
Effects
100

The Montgomery Bus Boycott began on this date.

December 5, 1955

100

She was one of the most remembered people in the boycott after she was asked to sit at the back of the bus.

Rosa Parks

100

When white bus riders entered the bus, black riders sitting at the front were required to do this.

Yield their seats at the front and move to the back.

100

The main method of protest.

A boycott
100

Although the bus stops were kept segregated, the buses themselves were _____.

Integrated

200

The date that the Montgomery federal court ruled that any law requiring racially segregated seating on buses violated the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

June 5, 1956

200

He is the most well-known figure of the civil rights movement and began his involvement during this event.

Martin Luther King Jr.

200

This specific event was the spark that started the beginning of the movement.

The arrest of Rosa Parks

200

This legal action was taken in addition to the boycott.

Suing the city

200

This amendment was used as justification for the integration of the buses due to its protection of all people under the law.

14th amendment

300

The Montgomery Bus Boycott ended on this date.

December 21, 1956

300

This girl was arrested for the same crime that Rosa Parks was nine months earlier, but wasn't publicized by the movement because she was pregnant and unmarried.

Claudette Colvin

300

This person bailed Rosa Parks out of jail and assisted her in suing the city.

E.D. Nixon

300

While the city put up legal resistance, radical white segregationists put up ______ resistance to the movement. Resulting in many black passengers being injured.

Violent

300

This person resulted as a prominent figure of the movement and was memorialized in history.

Martin Luther King Jr.

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