The Montgomery Bus Boycott Rosa Parks By: Sarah, Ingrid and Hayley 4/18/2016 English 10.

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The Montgomery Bus Boycott Rosa Parks By: Sarah, Ingrid and Hayley 4/18/2016 English 10

The Timing of the Boycott? -The Bus Boycott was a part of the Civil Rights Movement, and was a social and political protest against the policy of racial segregation on the public transport system of Montgomery - - The campaign went from December , when Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to give up her seat on public transit to a white person, to December

What Specific Laws and Socials Rules Were Broken by the Boycott? -MLK : Convicted, the whole organisation of the bus boycott was illegal -People from the black community started to not take the buses at all -“Taxicab Army” reducing fares to 0.10$ -City officials then made it illegal -The resistance to not take the buses led to the arrest of many protesters -The black community had to start taking the bus again -Order of the supreme court, the bus boycott was unconstitutional

Who Was Rosa Parks? What Did she Do? -Rosa Parks was an African American civil rights activist who was arrested on her birthday, February 4 th, -She refused to give up her seat for a white person on public transit, after the bus driver, James F Blake, told her to. -Her acts of defiance became symbols of the Civil Rights Movement

Events Leading Up To The Boycott? - Rosa refused to give her seat up to a white man on the Montgomery Bus on December 1, Rosa arrested and fined - She was returning home from her job at the local department store on the Cleveland Avenue bus - seated in front row of the coloured section, but when the “white seats” filled the driver asked her and three others to vacate their seats - Boycott was planned & African-American leaders gave their support. - Front page article was published on the Montgomery Advisor - The part that was spontaneous was that the boycott demanded courtesy and respect originally, but then 5 woman sued the city & wanted bus segregation laws voided - 9 months before Rosa was arrested, 15 year old Claudette Colvin was arrested in Montgomery for doing the same thing - Black leaders were prepared to protest until they found out she was pregnant & not the right symbol for the cause

Reaction of the White Population to the Rosa Parks Incident? -Many did not believe that the Boycott would last to long -The white community, they wanted the bus boycott to end -The black community refused to use any bus services Martin Luther King, Jr. -December 23 someone fired a shot through the front door of -The next year on January 30 someone bombed his house, no injuries When the effort from the white population to end it didn’t succeed, they resulted into violence

What Others Forms of Violence Were There? -An African-American teenager was attacked after exiting a bus -A man was lynched for dating a white woman -There were sniper incidents -A pregnant African-American women was shot in the legs -There was a bombing (one year later) and 7 white men were arrested -40 members from the KKK destroyed buses -The Church Bombings -4 churches were destroyed

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