INTERACTIVE EVENT GUIDE

The Museum of dreams

By: Landon Thomas

MLK I Have a Dream speech

Rosa Parks

Greensboro

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Greensboro

The Greensboro sit-ins were peaceful protests started by 4 college students. The sit-ins entailed the four students walking into a restaurant and sitting in a white-only counter or table and not moving of or talking just sitting until the they got served. The sit ins quickly grew to over hundred people protesting and the sit-ins influenced plenty of other peaceful protests around the country

Overview of the Greensboro sit ins

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Rosa Parks was a dressmaker and secretary who influenced one of the greatest movements in civil rights history. This all happened when Rosa was on a bus and was asked to move from her seat for a white person. She was then arrested because of this and then the mongomery bus boycott started because other arrest

Rosa Parks and the montgomery bus boycott

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The woman who started the boycott

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MLKs I Have a Dream Speech

Overview of MLKs I Have a Dream Speech

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The I Have a Dream Speech is a famous speech by Martin Luther King. In it, King made multiple allusions to Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. King also delivered the speech at the Lincoln Memorial, and over 250,000 people attended it live on August 28, 1963.

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This picture shows Rosa Parks sitting on the bus after the boycott being sucessful.

Rosa parks on the bus

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• February 1 1960

This picture shows the first sit-ins that the original four did. this one picture shows one of the most influential peaceful protest

The original sit in

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where it all started

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This picture shows the bus that Rosa Parks was arrested on. This bus is the location of the start of one of the best boycotts in history

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• August 23 1968

This picture is MLK giving the speech and from the back you can see how everyone is patient and listening showing how great of a speeker he is

MLK giving the speech

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This is the crowd that came and attended the I Have a Dream. This proves how much support he truly has with him being the voice of the civil rights

The crowd that came and attended the I have a dream speech

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• August 28 1963

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• AUgust 23 1968

This picture of MLK shows how many supporters truly has and how much people truly support and follow him and his beliefs

MLK and his supporters

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• July 1960

This picture shows the original 4 students that started and created the sit ins. Without these 4 many peaceful protests would not have existed

The Original 4

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This picture shows the sit ins happening and you can see everyoneone looking and talkingto them and there just dont reacting stone faced.

The Sit ins in motion

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This picture shows the mugshot of rosas parks after she got arrested. this was her mughsot after refusing to leave the seat on the bus

Rosas Mugshot

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