What did Rosa Parks do to solve her problems?

Answer 1

This is an interesting question.

1) Rosa Parks was born in America, which meant she was free. The lack of education of the time led her and most southern black's to believe they were 'second class' citizen's. This mainly by racist white people that still longed for slavery.

2) Rosa Park's being a Christian of very strong faith, believed in God's right's and freedoms that were written into the Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation and the Constitution.

3) this caused her to 'stand' for her God given right of being free and equal by sitting in a white only section of the 'city' bus she was on. This simple act caused more people to believe in the right's and freedoms given to them through the United States and they began to stand as well.

The important lesson that Mrs Parks has taught us is that it is important for all of us to understand the laws and rights of the government and who has the actual control. You see the People have the power of the Federal Government guaranteed by the Constitution.

Answer 2

She stood up for what she believed. Though she was criticized, she stook to what she believed and what she knew was right. Standing up for yourself will help you with your problems. Confidence and belief that what you believe is right is totally necessary to stand up like that