Name the fifteen year old high school student who refused to move from her seat on the bus

Name the teacher at Alabama State who eventually became the president of the Women’s Political Council.

Who was the Influential Black leader who founded Montgomery’s chapter of the NAACP.

Name the Black pastor of the Holt Street Baptist church who was a leader in the Bus Boycott and whose church was used for many mass meetings.

Name the strict laws that enforced a system of white supremacy discriminating against blacks in the South

Name the young, black lawyer in Montgomery who represented Rosa Parks during her trial

Name the Court case that ruled separate but equal facilities for African Americans and Whites was constitutional

Name the court case that ruled separate but equal facilities for African Americans and Whites was unconstitutional

Name the influential group of African American women who worked to advance black community interests and had a major role in starting the Boycott

The Montgomery Laws about blacks riding the bus were different from what actually happened on the bus. Give an example of this.

“’The only weapons we have in our hands this evening the weapon of protest.’ They would avoid violence [Martin Luther King, Jr.] said, to set themselves apart from the Klu Klux Klan and the White Citizens Council.” What is the significance of these words from Martin Luther King, Jr.?

Name THREE things the police and white leaders did to try and stop the boycotters.

“The children coming behind us ought to know the truth about this. The truth will set you free.” What did E.D. Nixon mean when he said these words?

Since the bus company made most of their money from the black riders, why do you think the drivers treated them so badly?

What was significant about the seats King, Abernathy, Nixon, and Smiley chose on the bus at the end of the boycott?

Why was it so amazing that the white southern judge declared Alabama’s state and local laws about segregation a violation of the Fourteenth Amendment?