Thurgood Marshall
Rosa Parks
Martin Luther King Jr
Bus Boycott
Vocabulary
100

How was Marshalls school different than white schools?

Dirty, old, run down

100

Why was Rosa Parks arrested?

For refusing to give up her seat to a white man

100

What was the name of his speech

I Have a Dream

100

Where did the bus boycott start?

Montgomery, AL

100

Boycott

To refuse to do something or go somewhere

200

How did Marshall learn outside of school?

His dad took him to the courthouse to listen to lawyers

200

What did she think was unfair about the laws

Black and white people should be treated equally

200

What was Kings dream?

For people to be treated fairly and kids to be able to play together

200

What was the outcome of the bus boycott?

Desegregating public transport

200

What was the I Have a Dream speech for?

Equality

300

Why was it hard for Marshall to go to law school?

It was expensive and most schools didn't accept black people

300

Why did people think Rosa Parks is brave?

Because she stood up for what's right despite the consequences

300

Where did Martin Luther King Jr give his speech?

Washington DC

300

Who inspired the boycott originally?

Claudette Colvin

300

Civil Rights

Established by laws to ensure voting rights, equal access to public services, and fair trials

400

Why did Marshall want to become a lawyer

To fight for civil rights and desegregation

400

Explain 3 things that happened after Rosa Parks decided not to get out of her seat on the bus

She was arrested

This started the bus boycott

She went to jail

400

How did Luther die?

Assassination

400

How did the boycott effect the public

Effected the economy and employees

400
Sit-Ins

Protested segregated lunch counters

500

What university did Marshall go to?

Howard

500

Explain how Rosa Parks was an important person in America's history

In their own words

500

How did Luther impact the civil rights movement?

In their own words
500

How long did the bus boycott last?

381 days

500

NAACP

National Association of the Advancement of Colored People