PART A: How did the assumptions surrounding Parks' decision not to give up her seat compare to her intentions?

A
People portrayed Parks' actions as being the result of fatigue, when in reality, Parks' actions were meant to be a political and social statement.
B
People believed that Parks' was attempting to make a political statement, when in reality, she was tired from a long day at work.
C
People think that Parks' actions were spontaneous, when in reality, Parks knew that her actions would inspire the success of the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
D
People believed that Parks' acted on her own when she refused to give up her seat, when in reality, it was a planned demonstration by the NAACP.

Respuesta :

The difference between the assumptions surround Parks' decision and her intentions was that A. People portrayed Parks' actions as being the result of fatigue, when in reality, Parks' actions were meant to be a political and social statement.

What did Rosa Parks do?

Rosa Parks refused to give her seat up for a White person when on a bus which was considered a norm in her state at the time.

People thought that she did this because she was tired when in fact Rosa was trying to make a statement that as a human being, her race should not decide whether she sits or stands on a bus.

In conclusion, option A is correct.

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