All of the Following Is True About the Montgomery Bus

question 22

Multiple Choice

All of the following is true about the Montgomery Bus Boycott, except

• A) It followed a successful bus boycott in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, in 1953.
• B) Following the arrest of Rosa Parks, the African American community of Montgomery, Alabama, boycotted the bus service for more than a year.
• C) The white owners refused to integrate seating until 1956, despite serious economic losses.
• D) The Montgomery Bus Boycott led directly to the formation of the Southern Christian Leadership Council.
• E) Once segregation in Montgomery's local bus service had broken down, it quickly crumbled elsewhere in the state of Alabama and throughout the South.

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