1. What did the author mean in stating that Rosa Parks had sparked a quiet revolution by her actions on the Montgomery city bus?

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1. What did the author mean in stating that Rosa Parks had sparked a quiet revolution by her actions on the Montgomery city bus?

2. In your own words, what do you think the term segregation means?

3. How do you think African Americans felt by being segregated from others in public places?

4. Based on your knowledge of the Constitution, how could African Americans be denied freedoms that were being given to others in society?

5. Explain what might be meant by the term Civil Rights Movement?

6. What was the greatest challenge of the Civil Rights Movement?

7. In what way were young people important to helping in the civil rights movement?

8. What organization was created out of the Civil Rights movement to help continue the fight against inequality?