Rosa parks

Influential People in the Civil Rights Movement: Rosa Parks

  • Civil Rights Acts of 1875 is Overturned by Congress

    Civil Rights Acts of 1875 is Overturned by Congress
    Congress deems the Civil Rights Act of 1875, which forbade discriminiation in public places, unconstitutional, and allowed for personal discrimination based on race.
  • Birth of Rosa Parks

    Birth of Rosa Parks
    Rosa Parks was born in Tuskegee, Alabama. Her parents were James and Leona McCauley.
  • Rosa Marries Raymond Parks

    Rosa Marries Raymond Parks
  • Rosa Parks Refuses to Give up Her Bus Seat to a White Man

    Rosa Parks Refuses to Give up Her Bus Seat to a White Man
  • Rosa Recieves Her Voting Certificate

    Rosa was asked to take her voter's test three times before she was granted a certificate
  • The Supreme Court Bans Segregation on Interstate Bus Travel

  • Freedom Riders Test the new Bus Laws

  • Rosa Parks Arrested for Not Giving up Bus Seat

    She is charged $14, fingerprinted, and arrested in Montgomery Alabama.
  • Rosa is found guilty of Breaking Segregation Laws

    Today Martin Luther King Begins the Montgomery Bus Boycott as a result of this.
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    Montgomery Bus Boycott

    The Montgomery Bus Boycott Lasted 381 days!
  • The Bus Seggregation Law is Ruled Unconstitutional

    This is what ended the Montgomery Bus Boycott
  • 1964The Civil Rights Act of 1964 Passed, signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson

  • Rosa is Awarded the 250th Congressional Medal of Honor

    This award, is the highest honor a civillian can recieve, and was awarded to Rosa by President Clinton
  • Rosa Parks Dies

    Rosa Parks dies in home in Detroit.