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Summary by Mauricio Pereiras.                                                                                Changing the System.

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Summary by Mauricio Pereiras.                                                                                Changing the System.

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Rosa Parks was a women that just wanted to go home and relax, but she had a rough day of work, she did not wanted to go waking back home so, she took the bus, when she go there a white man wanted to sit, when the bus driver said to her to move to the back not only her two other African Americans they moved she did not move, then the police came took her out of the bus, arrested, and put in a jail cell. This news shocked African Americans so they ask Martin Luther King, Jr., to be there leader. He had an idea to start a boycott for the Africans to not rite the busses. That is how the Montgomery Bus Boycott Start's.

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Based on the pages i had read on 185-189, back then in the public buses, Americans had to give up their seat, so white people can sit in the bus. In 1955, Rosa Parks was sitting in the public buses and a white guy told her to get off her seat, but she refused to, so the police forced her to get out of the bus, and they arrested her, so they put her in a jell cell. It was later put in the news about Rosa Park actions on the bus, this shocked the African Americans  community, so they asks MLK to be there leader. MLK had an idea that he started a boycott that African American should not ride the public buses because only white people were allowed to sit down, and not African Americans. Later, not many African Americans took the public buses in Montgomery, they used more car pools to get to work. The boycott worked and bus company's were losing money. Later then, the supreme court made a decision that public buses had to force African Americans to let them sit in the bus to without anyone telling them to get out. The bus Montgomery boycott helped made MLK famous about it, and a lot of people were starting to boycott to in the south. Magazines put him in the cover for that, and also Rosa parks too because she thought it was right for everyone to sit in the buses and not only whites.

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Summary by Fabian Garcia The Little Rock Nine

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Summary by Fabian Garcia The Little Rock Nine

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⦁School districts in the South desegregated on wether African Americans and white students should attend school together.            ⦁Many school districts found ways to resist and delay the Supreme Court ruling.                                                   ⦁Little Rock and Arkansas were ordered to desegregate in September 1957.                                        ⦁Local school board agreed but governor of Arkansas Orval Faubus refused,he hoped to win  the support of whites who voted for segregated schools.                                  ⦁ When school opened Faubus sent guards to a Central High School ordering them to stop nine African Americans students from entering the newly integrated school.                                                               ⦁President Dwight Eisenhower stepped in by placing the Arkansas National Guard under federal control.                                                             ⦁ The nine black student arrived at the school with soldiers protecting them.The President showed that federal government will protect civil rights and later he wrote a message to the parents of the nine students apologizing.                                                     The Struggle Continues                         ⦁ Things did not change as quickly as people hoped  The Board of Education was just a step in the fight against segregation,African Americans were ready to do more around this time a new leader arrived named  Martin Luther King Jr. he was a joung minister.                    ⦁ King was born in Atlanta,Georgia 1929,to a middle class family his mom was a teacher but one of grandfathers  have been a slave.           ⦁King was excelled at school he began college at the age of fifteen  in a program for gifted ,At age eighteen he finished his studies to be a minister.                                                  ⦁King met Coretta Scott  later on they got married on 1953 and the following year King became a pastor, he became known for his powerful preaching.                                      ⦁In December 1955 King became the leader of the Civil Rights Movement.

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Summary by crystal garcia              Seperate But Equal

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Summary by crystal garcia              Seperate But Equal