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1. WELCOME

2. On December 1,1955,on a busy street in the capital of
Alabama, a woman boarded a segregated city bus to
return home. After a long day of work, taking a seat
near the middle, just behind the front
"white"section.And when the bus was about to start,
the passengers rushed into the bus.The driver ordered
the black passengers in the middle row to stand so a
white man could sit. But the woman Rosa Parks
refused. Because she paid the same amount as the
white man paid. And she also think that the rule is
unfair. So don't obey the rules.Then the driver leave the
bus and brought the police in. Then Rosa Parks was
arrested and convicted of violating the laws of
segregation. And send her to Jail.

5. ROSA PARKS
SAT STILL

8. Empty
Nothing containing

9. Boycott
Refuse to take part in

10. Cost
The price that it
cost to make a
product

11. Broken
Damaged

12. Segregation
Separation

13. Advice
An opinion or
recommendation
offered as a guide
to action

14. How did the black
passengers support the
boycott?

15. The black passengers boycotted
the buses. They decide that they
will not use the city buses until
Rosa is free. Instead, they went to
work in private cars and shared the
fare of taxi.

16. What was the order of Judge?

17. The Judge ordered her to pay
a fine. Because, he said that
she had broken the Law of
Segregation.

18. How long was the
Montgomery bus-boycott?

19. The Montgomery bus-boycott
went on in the way for more
than a year. It lasted exactly
381 days. During the boycott,
the bus-company lost millions
of dollars.

20. Activity
1.what were Rosa Park's thoughts
when she decided to break the rule?
2.why didn't Rosa Parks move?
3.what was the only thought in Rosa
Park's mind as she left the work
place?
4.Did she get a seat on the bus?

21. 1.Rosa Parks thought that her
ticket was the same as the ticket's
of the white passenger.
2.she was tired.
3.Her only thought was about
getting a seat on the bus.
4.Yes, she get a seat on the bus.

22. Assignment
What, do you think,
was the reason for
the success of the
boycott.

23. THANK YOU