Directions Big Board How to Play 1. Divide your class into six teams. 2. Open your edited Big Board file. 3. When slide two “Today’s Topics” appears

Directions• Big Board• How to Play• 1. Divide your class into six teams.• 2. Open your edited Big Board file.• 3. When slide two “Today’s Topics” appears click the “Next” text in the

lower right to proceed. Continue clicking the “Next” link through the topics.• 4. Once at the main board a team will choose a topic and point value

question.• 5. Click on that point value to go to the question. Once the question has

been answered return to the main board by click on the “Back to Board” link in the lower right.

• 6. Place the point value gained in the appropriate teams box.• 7. Repeat steps 4-6 until all questions on board have been answered.• 8. Decide how many points the big point question will be worth.• 9. Click on the big points question. Have teams write down their answers

and then share them with you.• 10. Credit the teams that got the big point question correct.

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Question for 5 Points

When was Rosa Parks born?

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Answer for 5 Points

February 4, 1913

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What was here birth name?

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Answer for 10 Points

Rosa McCauley

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What did her parents do for a living?

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Her mother was a teacher and her father was a carpenter and

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What city and state was Rosa Parks born?

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Tuskegee, Alabama

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Who was Rosa’s younger brother?

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Sylvester

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What was Rosa’s occupation?

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She was a seamstress.

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Who did Rosa Parks marry?

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Raymond Parks

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When did Rosa get married?

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December, 1932

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How long could African-Americans go to school

in Pineville?

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In Pineville they could only go until 6th grade

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What year did Rosa Park’s finish high

school?

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1933

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What mode of transportation was

Rosa on when she was arrested?

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Bus

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Why did Rosa get arrested?

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She refused to give up her seat.

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When did Rosa Park’s join the NAACP?

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In the 1940’s

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Where was Rosa seated on the bus?

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In the middle

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What did her refusal lead to?

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The Montgomery Bus Boycott

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When did the bus boycott begin?

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December 5, 1955

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What was the verdict in her case and what was

the fine?

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Guilty; fined $10 and the cost of court.

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Which famous minister helped Rosa Park’s?

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Martin Luther King

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How long did the bus boycott last?

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It lasted 1 year

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What was the ruling of the Supreme Court?

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Bus segregation was illegal

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Which ethnic group participated in the

boycott?

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African-Americans

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How did people get around during the

boycott?

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Car-pools and taxicabs

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Rosa Parks was called the “________ of the Civil

Rights Movement.”

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Mother

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What was one thing that people feared

because of the boycott?

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Home bombings and beatings

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Which year did Rosa Parks die and where was she laid to rest?

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2005; Detroit

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“Bonus Point”

Question

Name one award that Rosa Parks received.

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Answer for Bonus Points

Spingarn Medal; Martin Luther King, Jr. Nonviolent

Peace Award; Eleanor Roosevelt Woman of

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Directions Big Board How to Play 1. Divide your class into six teams. 2. Open your edited Big Board file. 3. When slide two “Today’s Topics” appears