Boycotts and Sit-in

A form of protesting. Refusing to buy something or participate in an action.

A violent form of protesting

Taking a knee

365 days

381 days

38 days

They sat in the front of the bus.

They boycotted the bus company. No black people took the bus.

They went to jail, too.

December 1, 2015

May 25, 2020

December 1, 1955

Because she was tired.

Because a white man wanted her seat in the front of the bus. Black people were supposed to sit in the back of the bus.

Because he needed her help.

Because she stole from a store.

Because she said "no!" to a white man on a bus

a politician

an African American woman who is a national hero

the end

of racial segregation

the beginning of racial segregation

when people are crazy

All of the above

They had chicken nuggets

they had a bath

The stores will star letting African Americans and whites eat at the same lunch

they did a speech

a country

A war

sepration between whites and African Americans

A language

True

False

True

False

1958

1959

1960

1961

High school students.

Primary school students.

University students.

Working adults.

The toy section.

The lunch counter.

Baby clothes

At the drinking fountain.

Montgomery, Alabama

Greensboro, South Carolina

Little Rock, Arkansas

Greensboro, North Carolina

Sitting on a bus

Sitting in an area where you are not allowed as a form of protest

Sitting on the floor rather than a chair

Sitting rather than standing at a lunch counter