·What kind of looks do you think she was getting when she refused to give up her seat?

·The bus driver believed that he had the right to move the line on the bus that separated black and whites, what do you think gave him that power?

·If you had been in her place would you have been a bystander, or would you have the courage to stay in your seat like Rosa Parks did?

·Do you think she knew the significance of her actions that day?

·Have any of you ever heard of the Freedom Walk before? If not, what do we think was the purpose or intentions of this walk? 

·Can you compare and contrast what we learned about Martin Luther King Jr. and what was said about Gandhi?

· Do you think that MLK Jr. was the only African American arrested for the boycott?

·Why would prosecutors wish to convict Dr. King? 

·Do you find it interesting that the police report has a place for race, but it described as complexion?

·Do you notice anything interesting as you analyze the police report?

·Do you believe that this museum was a monumental step for Alabama?

·They have an exhibit that allows you to sit next to Rosa Parks statue, how might you have felt had you given up your seat while Mrs. Parks held firm in her conviction to keep her seat?

·How would you summarize the boycott in your own words, based on what you have learned?

·What facts would you select to show if you were informing people of the Montgomery Bus Boycott?

·Why did the boycott succeed? Were the actions of both the citizens of Montgomery as well as those of the US Supreme Court necessary for its success?

·How would you now define discrimination and desegregation?