Rosa Parks was an American civil rights activist known for refusing to give up her seat to a white passenger on a segregated bus in Montgomery, Alabama in 1955. This act of defiance led to Parks working with Martin Luther King Jr. to challenge unfair segregation laws through peaceful protests and helped launch the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Parks spent her life fighting for civil rights and equality, setting an example of courage and leadership that continues to inspire people worldwide in pursuing justice and social change.

1. Rosa ParksBy :Mackenzie Massey

2. IntroductionRosa Parks is known for doing good deeds for world peace. She is also known for taking a stand for civil rights.

3. Growing-UpRosa Parks was born on Feb. 4th 1913. She died on Oct. 24th 2005. Her whole name was Rosa Louise McauleyParks. She is famous for taking a stand for civil rights.

4. Making a DifferenceIn Montgomery, Alabama Dec. 1st, 1955, Rosa Parks made a difference. She did not respect an order from the bus driver too give up her seat for a white passenger. She was sent to jail.

5. Working with MartinBecause of that brave decision, Rosa worked with Martin Luther King Jr. trying to make peace and undoing unfair laws.

6. Peace To The World Why Rosa Parks took this huge stance is because it challenged something others thought was just a law they had to follow. But not to her!

7. THE ENDShe will always be in our heart! We knew without her it would be much worse today. I always think about what we would do without her.