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Because she was tired so she didnt want to sit somewhere else

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Because she was tired so she didnt want to sit somewhere else

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Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat as she was tired because she was done by unfair treatment. She believed all people should be equal.

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The black people  used to sit in the back of the buses and the white in the front

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The black people  used to sit in the back of the buses and the white in the front

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Because she was tired from her work and didn't want to stand

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Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat as after a long day of work she was too tired and had enough of the absurd bus rule and was ready to fight for equality.

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Rosa parks refused to give up her seat because she was tired from her work and she did not want give up her seat to another person

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Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white as she was very tired from work

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After her arrest aftican american people started boy cotting the buses and public transport and started walking miles and km

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After her arrest aftican american people started boy cotting the buses and public transport and started walking miles and km

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Rosa Parks didn't want to give up her seat as she was tired after a tiring day at work and she wanted equality among the people.

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The white people should sit in front of the bus and the black people at the back

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Rosa Parks was tired of the insults and the humiliation, hence leading her to refuse, which made her go to prison.

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The laws of segregation in buses said that Black people had to sit at the back. White people sat at the front. If the bus got full, Black people had to give up their seat for white people.

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Rosa parks refused to give her seat because she was exhausted and tired from wo

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Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white man as she was tired and felt humiliated at having to get up and stand just so that a White person could take a seat.

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Rosa parks gave up her bus seta as she was already very exhausted and tired after her long day at work , and when the bus conductor asked Rosa to move for a white person, Rosa in a rage about tye injustice and tiredness did not give her sets which led to her arrest.

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She didn’t give up her seat as she came back from work, very tired and was not in any mood to stand and was also tired of being treated unfairly compared to the whites, leading to her to not give up her seat.

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The laws in the bus were that all the white people can sit in the front and all the black people had to sit in the back

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Segregation Rule in the bus was the black people had to sit at the back and the white people in the front. If there was no space in the front, the black people were asked to move at the back or stand so that their seat can be given to the white people. This was racial discrimination.

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Rosa parks refused to give up her seat as she had experienced a long day at work and she did not want to give up her seat and stand as she was very tired.

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The blacks started boy cotting and walked miles

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Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat because she was tired of discrimination towards the darker skin toned people and believed that the lighter tone and the darker tone should be treated equally

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The laws in the buses were that there was a division between for the black people and the white people. The back people used to sit in the back and white people in the front. Incase the bus was full, then the black people had to give up their seat for the white people

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After Rosa Parks was arrested, Black people stopped using the buses. This was called a boycott. It lasted over a year and helped end unfair bus rules.

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Rosa parks refused cus she felt tired and humiliated giving up her seat to white man even if the bus driver asked to she didn't argue or create chaos she just said a simple 'No' contributed to a whole movement later on

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The laws of segregation in the buses were that the whites should sit in the front of the bus and the black people would sit in back

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The African-Americans were only allowed to sit on the back of the buses, and the white people were allowed to sit in the front. African-Americans were asked to give up their seats if a white person did not have a seat.

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Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat as she was tired from work and she didn’t want to get up and felt humiliated, she had faced enough discrimination that day.

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Rosa parks refused to give up her seat that day as she was tired and felt humiliated at the order of a white man and the bus driver to give more respect to the white American adult but no respect to the tired lady just due to the colour change.

Rosa parks worked in a civil right protest movement and this was the best moment to give her first protest movement for the black people providing equality to all.

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The law was that the black people used to sit in the back of the bus while the white in the front and incase the bus was full, the black people had to give up their seats.

-Harman

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In the buses people were segregated based on their race as the half last part of the bus is for the African Americans and the front half was for the white People.If the bus was full black people had to give up their seat.

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The segregation rule of the bus was that the whites had reserved seats in the front and the African-Americans and when the bus was full, they had no choice but to give up their seat or be arrested.

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After her arrest, the Montogomery Bus Boycott by 17,000 black citizens which sparked equality among people.

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After her arrest, it created a agitation on the Civil Rights Movement and 17000 African-Americans started a bus boycott.

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If I say yes:

– I don’t get in trouble.

– But it feels unfair.

If I say no:

– I might get arrested.

– But I stand up for what is right.

I choose to say no.

Because it’s not fair, and someone has to stand up for what is right.

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After Rosa Park’s arrest a realization sparked among the nation where many people started boycotting the buses where they didn’t use the bus because of the absurd bus rule. Rosa Park’s protest did not start off big but gradually it grew many followers.

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After Rosa Parks arrest people started to boycott public transportation and instead walk

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After her arrest her decision became popular and started the movement called bus boycott and this eventually became the civil rights movement

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The laws of segregation in buses were such that white people were made to sit at the front of the bus whereas black people had to sit at the back or stand if seats were not available and give their seat to the white people.

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Rose parks was so tied that she needs the seat

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The laws of segregation in the buses were that only white Americans can sit in the front rows and the African Americans were only allowed to sit at the bus

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The Laws of segregation in buses was that the front seats were reserved for the white Americans ,and black Americans had to sit at the back or give up their seats for the white people.

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The Laws of segregation in buses was that the front seats were reserved for the white Americans ,and black Americans had to sit at the back or give up their seats for the white people.

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Jemima

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After her arrest, all the African-Americans stopped using the busses and led to the rules of the bus to change, then the African-Americans continued to use the busses. This is called ‘Boycott’

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If I was in Rosa Parks place, I would say no to the white passenger there should be equality among racial discrimination. I would get scared to disobey but still stand up for my rights.

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After Rosa Parks’ arrest black people started to boycott the buses and public transport and walk to their destination which ultimately let to the ban of segregation in public buses.

-Harman

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In buses in the 1950s,black people could only sit at the back of the bus and the whites sat in the front. When the bus was full

A black person would have to give up their seats.

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If I was in Rosa Parks place, I would've probably obey, but mostly would've stood up for my rights and equality as an activist. And since I was also tired at the humiliation, I would've rejected the order anyways.

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After her arrest the movement called the Montgomery bus boycott Had began

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The law of segregation in buses said that the darker tone people should and had to sit in the back of the bus and the lighter toned people had to sit in the front of the bus

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If I were Rosa parks then I would say no because I would want my basic rights even if it had serious consequences

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Only the white people were allowed to sit at the front deck of the bus and the black woukd sit inky at the back deck of the bus coining inequality to the black.

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I would not give my seat saying that I am tired. If I had said yes than the civil right movement would have never happened. I could be arrested if I said no

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If I was in Rosa Parks place I wouldn’t have stood up and instead would just sit. And i would feel as if it was unfair

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If I was in her situation, I wouldn’t give up the seat as its a human right to be treated the same as the others as in the end, we all are humans with basic human rights, I wouldn’t care if i got arrested, somebody needed to stand up.

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After her arrest, people all over the US began protesting against racial inequality. People stop going on bushes and began walking.

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If I was Rosa Parks I would say no to the white man because as soon as I get a moment to rest after a long day of work I don't wanna ruin it and I want justice and equality between everyone

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Black people used to seat at the back and white people set at the fort

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Black people got courage

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Even thought Rosa Parks was arrested and sent to jail the boycotting movement still continued, it we nyayalay spread like wild fire and grew even more stronger.

Black men and women stopped using public buses altogether.

If it was a short or a long distance the only medium they took was walk if not walk then not anything.

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If I were Rosa parks I would not give up my seat as every human is equal and does not need to give up their seats to others just because they have no space.

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If I was in the place of a civil activist, Rosa parks I would be in deep guilt of sitting up and letting a white passenger to sit in my place.

But sometimes it depends if I was tired, and wanted to rest, and someone just bothered me Saying in rude and hurtful manner to GET UP From my seat and go to the back, I would totally not bear it. I would do the right thing what she did as an activist,

but if

someone would have asked in calm and polite manner in a common manner to me, I might have moved or I might have responded saying I am no sorry, but I am actually pretty tired.

So if I and said yes there would be consequences Telling my character as a fearful timid, little woman who does not have the courage to stand up for her right.

But if I had said no, there would be consequences for that too, I might suffer in jail for two or even more years, but the feeling of proudness in me will never fade, if I would have said no to that passenger.

My character would be a fearless, brave, courageous woman who fights for her rights.

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If I was in Rosa Parks’ place I would feel scared but brave. I would have the choice to give up my seat or stay and stand up for my rights. If I say “no” I might get arrested, but I would also be making a strong statement against unfair rules. I would probably feel nervous but definitely proud to take a stand.

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The laws of segregation in buses are that white Americans are to sit at the front of the bus and African Americans have to sit at the back.

Hadi 7E

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Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat as she was tired from and she felt embarrassed.