Question

question 9 of 20 ss-11ush-civris-gp3-t2-2526-l how did rosa parks action influence the civil rights movement? a. it reduced support for civil rights among african americans b. it resulted in rosa parks being the united states permanently c. it inspired a boycott that challenged segregation in public transportation d. it led to a supreme court ruling that strengthened jim crow laws part b which statement provides evidence that supports the answer to part a? a. i got on the bus to go home b. i did not get on the bus to get arrested c. i was physically tired d. i refused to give up my seat

Explanation:

Part A: Rosa Parks' refusal to give up her bus seat sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott, which led to the 1956 Supreme Court ruling that public bus segregation was unconstitutional, challenging Jim Crow laws.
Part B: The statement about refusing to give up a seat directly ties to Parks' action that initiated the events leading to the Part A outcome, so it is the supporting evidence.

Answer:

Part A: It inspired a boycott that challenged segregation in public transportation.
Part B: "I refused to give up my seat."