Martin Luther King Jr. and Civil Rights Movement in Montgomery

Segregation in hospitals, where black patients were denied medical treatment

Segregation in schools, where black students were denied access to education

Segregation in public parks, where black individuals were not allowed to enter

Segregation on the city buses, where black passengers were treated inhumanely (correct)

MIA was a political party in Montgomery, with Martin Luther King as its founder

MIA was a religious group promoting interfaith dialogue, with Martin Luther King as its leader

MIA was an organization advocating for racial equality, with Martin Luther King as its president (correct)

MIA was a business association supporting black entrepreneurs, with Martin Luther King as its spokesperson

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70% (correct)

90%

<p>They were not allowed to occupy the first seats reserved for white passengers</p> Signup and view all the answers

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