What did Rosa Parks do and what happened ? Good details.

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She was a civil rights activists, she sat in the front of the bus despite her being told not to. She refused to sit in the back of the bus.

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An adverb is easily identifiable as most of it usually ends with -ly such as kindly, silly, fortunately, etc. Some words plays double role of both being an adverb and adjective. Such as fast, late, most, etc.

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