18+Moriah,+Spencer,+Bailey

African Americans didn't have equal rights on the buses anywhere in the south. Two of the civil rights leaders were Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr. Rosa Parks went to jail for not giving up her seat to a white man. African Americans were very mad after this had all happened. Martin Luther King Jr wrote many speeches and lead many marches like the famous March on Washington and spoke the "I have a dream" speech. Martin Luther King Jr. started the Montgomery Bus Boycott in order to win equal rights by using non-violent, fair, protests. Once Martin heard about Rosa Parks and how she went to jail for her brave act, he made him want to take a stand and want to change things. He orginized peace protests also, but he beleived that the Montgomery Bus Boycott could really make a difference. One day, when he was looking out his window, Martin Luther King Jr. saw three buses pass by with no people on them. "Its a miracle!" he shouted after the last bus passed. The Montgomery Bus boycott had worked. People were mad at King for making the Montgomery Bus Boycott, especially the bus companies. They didn't want King to be ruining their company anymore! But, by then, it was too late. The suprime court had claimed segregation on buses un-constatutional. Segregation on buses was now illigal. The Montgomery bus boyott was mostly held in Montgomery, Alabama.

The Montgomery bus boycott had very many impacts. For example, the bus company lost loads of money. Also, people had to ride bikes or walk to there jobs. Another example is that the city of Alabama found that segregation was illigel on buses. So blacks and whites could sit anywhere they wanted to. Also, blacks and whites could finally sit together on any of the buses. The Montgomery bus boycott was very important to the U.S.A. For examaple after the Montgomery bus boycott ended Martin Luther King Jr wanted to help more people. He orginized way more marches just like the March on washington were he spoke his most famous ''I have a dream" speech. Mostly everybody

Montgomery bus boycott started on December 1st, 1956, and ended on December 21 1956.​ The Montgomery Bus Boycott created justice and equality because many people joined, black people and white people! People would carpool with others, ride bikes, or even walk! When people looked at the buses passing by, they were empty! Then one day, the supreme court claimed that segriating buses was unconstatutional. So they claimed segrigating buses illigal. The Montgomery Bus Boycott had succeded.

**__CAUSES__** Many black people didn't have equal rights on the busses anywhere in the south. Rosa Parks went to jail for not giving up her seat to a white man. This made the african amercans ferious. Martin Luther King JR started the Montgomery bus boycott in order to win equal rights with non-violent and fair protests. Once he heard about Rosa Parks and how she went to jail for wanting fair treatmant made him want to take a stand. He orginized peace protests also, but he really beleived the Mongomery bus boycott to make a difference. One day when he was looking out his windiw, he saw a bus go by with no passengers on it. A few minuites later, another bus went by. It had only two white passengers on it. Martin Luther King Jr. was so happy that the Mongomery Bus boycott had succeded.

Because of the Mongomery Bus Boycott, there were a lot of impacts. For example, bus companies had lost loads of money because only a few people went on the busses. Also, people who had joined the boycott, black and white, had to find rides from friends, ride bikes, or walk to places they needed to get to. One day, the suprime court had found out that segrigation on busses was un-consitutional. So, they claimed segrigation on busses illigal. The african americans rejoiced with the new equality. But they were not compleatly equal yet.
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The Montgomery bus boycott was very important to the U.S. For example, after the Montgomery bus boycott had succeded, Martin Luther King Jr. wanted to help even more. He orginized more marches like the March on Washington where he spoke his famous "I have a dream" speech. Most everybody thought that his marches would succeed like the boycott did. It did succeed. Another example is that buses were no longer segregated. Both African Americans and some whites rejoiced. They could finally sit wherever they wanted on the buses. Martin Luther King Jr. was well known for his peace making.
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