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Rosa Parks Readable Dictionary
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1870s and 1880s
1901
1928
1931
1933
1943 and 1945
1950s or 60s
1955
1955
1987
2003
381 Days
Accommodate
Activist
Acts of Racist Violence
Admiring His Opposition
Advocacy Group
Advocate for Civil Rights
African ancestry
Ailing Grandmother
All Aspects of Life
Altercations between Bus Drivers
American
An Incident
Angela Davis
Anti-apartheid Activist
Aretha Franklin
Arrested
Asked Them to Stand
Attempted
August 1957
Authority to Determine
automobile ownership was rare among Black men
Baptized at Age Two
Base Was Fully Integrated
Black passengers
Black power movement
Booker T. Washington Junior High School
Boycott
Browder v. Gayle
Building Blocks
Burial Grounds
Campaigns
Capacity
Carpenter and Mason
Celebrated
Centennial Hill
Civil Rights Activist
Codified
Collaborated with Two Students
Community
Conferences
Congressional Gold Medal
Constitutional Convention
Court Case
Coworkers
Custom
Death by Electrocution
Death in 2005
Decade
December 1943
December 20, 1956
Declared the Boycott Illegal
Defiance
Demanded
Denounced His Racism
Designated
Deteriorated
Detroit, Michigan
Diploma
Disenfranchise
Dispatcher
Domestic Worker
Driver's Discretion
Elaine Eason Steele
Encouragement
Enslaved Woman
Family's Farm
Financial Hardship
Fingerprinted
Firm Quiet Spirit
first Black American
First Real Activist
Found Dead
founded by free Blacks
Free South Africa Movement
Front Rows
Frustrated Her
Future Husband
Gary Tyler
Gender Inequality
Generally Armed
Get Tough
Give up Their Seats
Good Legal Test
Groundwork
harassing Black pedestrians
Harassment
Health
Healthcare
Helped Bring Attention
Henry Ford Museum
Her First Dress at 11
Her High Standing
Heroine
His Light Skin
Honored with Public Viewings
Ignoring Him
Including Financial Institutions
Indefinitely
independent Black denomination
Indicting
Infant
Interacted Harmoniously
Intrusive Questions
Investigated
Itinerant Nature
Jeremiah Reeves
Jim Crow
Joanne Little
Joe Madison
John Conyers
Ku Klux Klan
Laboratory School
Legal Obstacles
Literacy Tests
Long Battle Ahead
Majority of Bus Riders
Maxwell Air Force Base
memorialized in the National Statuary Hall
MIA leadership
Middle Rows
Montgomery Industrial School for Girls
Montgomery, Alabama
Mother of the Civil Rights Movement
Mysterious Circumstances
NAACP
Negroes
Nelson Mandela
Nixon
Nurse's Aide
obstacles preventing Black people
Occupation
One-room Schoolhouse
Opened Her Eyes Up
Orchestrating
Organizers
Ostracization
Ostracized
partial Native American
Participating in Protests
Passengers
People of All Races and Background
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Pick Cotton
plantation of Moses Hudson
Plantation Owner's Son
Police Officer
Politically Liberal
Poll Taxes
Portmanteau
Posthumously
Potential Violent Retaliation
President Medal of Freedom
Public Transportation
Quilt at the Age of 10
Racial Segregation
Raised Chickens and Cows
Raymond Parks
Received Many Awards
Received Regular Death Threats
Recy Taylor
Refusal to Move from Her Seat on a Bus
Registered to Vote
Religious Facilities
Reserved
Respectable Manners
Retaliation by Employers
Rooming House
Rose and Louisa
Ruthless Heart of the Racial Caste System
Save America's Treasures program
Scotch-Irish descent
Scottsboro Boys case
Secretary
Segregation
Septima Clark
Sexual
Sexual Violence
Sharpe_Field
She Should Address the Crowd
shortly after the end of the American Civil War in 1865
St. Margaret's Hospital
State Grand Jury
Stipulated
Succeeding in 1945
Summer of 1955
Surrender
Sylvester Edwards
System Enforced Racial Separation
Teacher
Terminated
the lynching of Emmett Till
the two married on December 18, 1932
Theoharis
To Accommodate White Riders
Too Crowded
Training Facility for Air Force Cadets
Tuskegee_Airmen_National_Historic_Site
Tuskegee,_Alabama
Ultimately Executed
Unconstitutional
Unhappy Romantic Experiences
United States Capitol rotunda
Verbally Resisted
Voter Registration
Voter Registration Applications
Was Found Guilty of Violating State Law
Washington, D.C.
White Households
Widespread
Woodlawn Cemetery
World War I
Wrote an Account