Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white passenger on a segregated bus in Montgomery, Alabama in 1955. The bus driver told four black passengers to stand up and give their seats to white passengers, but Rosa refused because she was tired of giving in to racist rules. Her act of defiance sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott, a pivotal event in the Civil Rights Movement where African Americans refused to ride buses for over a year to protest segregation policies.
Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white passenger on a segregated bus in Montgomery, Alabama in 1955. The bus driver told four black passengers to stand up and give their seats to white passengers, but Rosa refused because she was tired of giving in to racist rules. Her act of defiance sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott, a pivotal event in the Civil Rights Movement where African Americans refused to ride buses for over a year to protest segregation policies.
Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white passenger on a segregated bus in Montgomery, Alabama in 1955. The bus driver told four black passengers to stand up and give their seats to white passengers, but Rosa refused because she was tired of giving in to racist rules. Her act of defiance sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott, a pivotal event in the Civil Rights Movement where African Americans refused to ride buses for over a year to protest segregation policies.
Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white passenger on a segregated bus in Montgomery, Alabama in 1955. The bus driver told four black passengers to stand up and give their seats to white passengers, but Rosa refused because she was tired of giving in to racist rules. Her act of defiance sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott, a pivotal event in the Civil Rights Movement where African Americans refused to ride buses for over a year to protest segregation policies.
GRAMMAR 1st December 1955 1 six o'clock / bus / home /
white people only / fifth row / completely full
5 complete the table. Look at the story again if white man / bus driver / four people / three people / you need to. but Rosa ... / because ...
PAST SIMPLE NEGATIVE 12 Rewrite the story of
He wanted to sit down. Rosa. Parks in your regular own words. He didn't to stand up. She sat in the fifth row. irregular SPEAKING She_______in the third row. 13 Dill Talk about 0 PAGE 72 the questions. 6 Correct the statements in 4. 1 How old was Rosa Sine didn't set on a bus to oo to work.. that day on the bus? She of on a bus to lo Was she 'old'? 2 The bus driver didn't 7 Find and underline the past simple of these verbs tell just one person in the story. Are they regular or irregular? to get up, Why? change do get say sit tell want 3 What do you imagine he said to 8 Complete the sentences with the correct past the four people? Was he polite? 4 What do you imagine the bus driver said when simple form of the verbs in brackets so they Rosa said no? are true for you. Then compare with a partner. 1 1 Arork (drink) five cups of coffee yesterday. ' 1111EXWICICXXXXIICIEZXXXX "
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3 l _________ (leave) home an hour ago. Read about two important films. 4 1 ________ (get up) at six o'clock this morning. K Mississippi Burning (USA. 1988. dir. Alan 5 I _________ (have) breakfast in a café. Parker) In this classic film. two FBI agents arrive in Mississippi to investigate the K disappearance of 6 I ________(go) to bed very late last night. civil rights activists. 7 l _________ (see) a really good film on TV. Stars Gene Hackman and Willem Defoe, 8 I ________ (do) an hour of homework last night. 12 Years a Slave (UK / USA. 2013, dir. Steve McQueen) One man's fight for freedom. A free black man becomes a slave against his last logo K will. Twelve years later, he finally gets his last night I week / weekend / Thursday I year K freedom. A remarkable story of a remarkable ten minutes / an hour / years / two days I a long time $ ago 0 PAGE 73 N life. N Find out about the true stories behind these films. Search online. WRITING N CONNECTORS: AND, BUT, BECAUSE, SO N music We went to Alabama and Mississippi, but we IN Here's the title of a song. What did Stevie didn't go to Loufeiana because we didnif have N Wonder call to say? firIV, 20 we didn't tee New Orleans. I just called to say ... N Search online. What months are in the 9 Find and underline connectors in the story in 2• song? What seasons? What special 1 0 Complete the sentences with the correct words. celebrations? N 1 Rosa didn't get up she was tired of !Ilig XXXXXX XXX XXXII X X 11111.
stupid rules. tired.
2 Some people said Rosa was old the 3 The white man wanted to sit down, bus was full. 4 Rosa was the first person to say no, they called her the First Lady of (MI Rights, 11 Cover the story. Retell it with a partner. Use these prompts to help you. African American / 4' February 1913 / Scanned by CamSegivier