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1 5 Martin Luther King, Jr. is chosen to lead the boycott, that consist in the rights of the black people.

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3 7 Rosa Parks was arrested for violating the laws and had to pay 14 dolars fine.

4 8 Rosa Parks is not the first African American to be treated unjust, the judge determined to try and make her the last.

5 9 On December 1, 1955, in Montgomery, Alabama. refused to obey the bus driver to give place to a white person. Parks wasn't the first person to resist bus segregation.

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