by Ginny Donnelly

Donnelly Freedom Walkers

donnellv — 2014-11-03 13:58:58 UTC

Each chapter detailed the very deliberate decisions made by both sides of the bus issue.

Choose five of those decisions made by the boycotters and explain how each one led to the success of their endeavor.

William H

2014-11-03 15:26:59 UTC

1. Nonviolent Resistance

Their decisions to use the tactics of Mahatma Ghandi in terms of protesting benefited them so the whites could not fight the blacks

2. Not riding buses during boycott

That decision helped them because the bus company was not receiving nearly enough money.

3. Car pooling

In order to help people transport themselves to and from work, the boycotters carpooled

4. Proud to be arrested

The blacks were not afraid to be arrested for boycotting because they thought it was for a good cause

5.Rosa Parks

Rosa Parks would create sympathy and furor towards the whites in the black community

William V

2014-11-03 15:41:18 UTC

1. Car pool for transportation

2. Nonviolent Resistance

3. Boycotted buses

4. Proud to be arrested

5. The decision to use the Rosa Parks case to challenge bus segregation

Coral B

2014-11-03 15:41:24 UTC

1. Nonviolent protest

2. Proud to be arrested

3. Carpool for transportation

4. Supported each other

Sydney B.

2014-11-03 15:41:28 UTC

1. Nonviolent protest

2. Walking instead of riding the buses

3. Were proud to be arrested

4. Carpool

5. Boycott leaders

Christine

2014-11-03 15:41:29 UTC

1) Nonviolent protest

2)Was proud to be arrested

3)Walking instead of using the buses

4)Supporting each other

5)Dr. King, E.D Nixon

Sarah s

2014-11-03 15:42:07 UTC

Nonviolent

Proud to be arrested

Never gave up even during rain and horrible weather

Car pool

There leaders

As leader from group right as start got them motivated.(king

Delayna G.

2014-11-03 15:42:50 UTC

Nonviolence

Working with everyone

Sharing rides instead of taking the bus

Turning themselves into the police

Gia c

2014-11-03 15:42:56 UTC

Non-violence

They weren't afraid to get arrested

They didn't ride the buses

Moral support from other blacks

🎤 Shea H

2014-11-03 15:43:27 UTC

Nonviolence

Unwavering support from black communtities

Leaders like King and Nixon

Tori

2014-11-03 15:43:58 UTC

Non violence

Didn't ride the buses

Were proud to be arrested

Marisa G.

2014-11-03 15:44:34 UTC

1. Humbleness/Calm: Fighting gets you no where.

2. Non-violence: Proud to be arrested.

3. Justice/Fairness: Being kind

4. Protests: carpooling/boycott

5. King/Nixon/Rosa Parks: Boycott leaders

Michaela G

2014-11-03 15:44:50 UTC

Nonviolence

Proud to be arrested

Carpooling

Choosing Rosa Parks as the main case

Kiley C

2014-11-03 15:44:51 UTC

Non-Violence

They chose RP (She had national support)

They were proud to be arrested

Alex (Spencer Hastings) H.

2014-11-03 15:44:58 UTC

1. Non-violence

2. Not riding the buses

3. Protests^

4. Car-Pooling^^

5. Arrested = :)

Emily E.

2014-11-03 15:45:30 UTC

Nonviolence

They weren't afraid of getting arrested

Car pool

Walking instead of carpool

Boycott leaders

Emma M.

2014-11-03 15:45:52 UTC

1. Nonviolence

2. Carpooling method

3. Refusal to ride buses until integration

4. Not afraid to be arrested

5. Whites helping blacks get transported

Madaket B

2014-11-03 15:45:59 UTC

Nonviolence

They were proud to be arrested

Not riding the buses

Car-pool

Protesting

2014-11-03 15:46:32 UTC

Making the rolling churches when taxis unavailable

Making Rosa Parks

Kylie W.

2014-11-03 15:47:03 UTC

Non-Violence

Proud/not afriad to be arrested

Walking and carpool

Supporting everyone

Protesting

Abby

2014-11-03 15:48:52 UTC

Using nonviolence

Carpools