Question

In 1 (or more, but at least 1) paragraph please explain how the Montgomery bus boycott was so successful (explain the process of how it grew from a single act by Rosa Parks to what it became) and why it should be considered successful?

Answer 1

When Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white man, this case a big issue. When she did not follow the orders she was later arrested. News soon spred about Rosa Park's arrest.

Martin Luther King Jr. came later and helped to orginize the Mintgomery Bus Boycott. For over a year a lot of African Americans walked everywhere instead of taking the bus. Later the bus drives would be forced to intograte their bus.

Answer 2

The boycott was successful for everyone. Lots of people came and protested. They protested so much and they didn’t stop until they got what they wanted. Blacks and whites should have the same rights, and that’s what everyone protested about. The one act from Rosa Parks made everyone else do one act too.