Answer:
Option: B. The Montgomery bus boycott.
Step-by-step explanation:
The Montgomery Bus Boycott was part of a civil rights movement where African Americans refused to ride public buses. The protest took place in 1955 and continued until one year. Marches held which were non-violent by African America. The main reason for the segregation law which implemented to keep African Americans separated from white. It allowed African Americans having separate schools, restaurants, parks, hospitals, and public services. Rosa Parks helped begin the civil rights movement by fighting for racial equality. She refused to give up her seat on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama.