Introductory slide: ( Mrs. Rosa Parks was a an African American woman who’s bravery was unknown at moment, and was a foundation for the society we know now, as her name is to me being as great as the monument that stands for liberty and justice for all…the Statue Of Liberty)

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In Montgomery Alabama 1955, the segregation laws required blacks to pay at the front of the bus and re-board at the back of the bus. These laws also included that the blacks were required to relinquish their seats to any white person who so demanded. Furthermore a black person was not allowed to even sit in the aisle across from a white person. The following events of the Montgomery boycott that Mrs. Rosa Parks initiated unknowingly lead to freedom and equality for all, as well as ended the segregation being in 1956.
Slide 3:
“To this day I still believe we are here on the planet Earth to live, to grow and do what we can to make this world a better place for all people to enjoy freedom.”......

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Title: Sam Walton
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