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How did Rosa parks change history?

Updated: 11/1/2022
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Rosa Parks wasn't the first African-American person to refuse to give up her seat when asked; but, she was the perfect person to put forth as a poster girl for the cause. The Civil Rights Movement was infused by the Montgomery bus boycott. Her actions and the leaderships decision to boycott the buses made a huge impact on the local economy and forced the hand of the law makers to make changes in the laws.

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in the old days black people weren't allowed on the front of the bus they had a different seating plan white in the front and black in the back so Rosa parkS sat in the front instead of the back and it caused an outburst

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History on Rosa Parks?

no


Who did Rosa parks not give up her seat to?

to a white man she probably wouldn't have made such a change in history


What did Rosa Parks do after she changed history?

i think she change the world by gaving a white man her seat in the bus


Was Rosa Parks wealthy after making history?

no


What law did Rosa parks change?

Rosa Parks did not change any laws on her own. She did, however, begin the movement to do away with segregation in the U.S.


Is Rosa Parks history in daily life?

yes


What was Rosa parks famous in the American history?

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Why did Rosa parks want a change?

Rosa Parks wanted to bring an end to segregation in the American south


When did Rosa parks change America?

Segregation.


How Rosa parks was a good person in history?

she fought for liberty


Who are some people who showed perseverance in history?

Rosa Parks


What is the best history?

The best history is Rosa parks or Victoria woodhull. Rosa parks: Didn't move on the bus Victoria woodhull: First women to run for president but never won.