Black History Month Activities by Teaching Second Grade | TPT - Free Printable

Final Answer:
1913 — She died at the age of 82
1932 — She married Raymond Parks
1955 — She refused to give up her seat on a bus (a white person was asked to move)
1956 — The Montgomery Bus Boycott ended (after 381 days)
2005 — Rosa Parks was born

Wait — that last one is incorrect. Let’s verify carefully.

Given years on timeline: 1913, 1932, 1955, 1956, 2005

Given events (5 total):
1. She died at the age of 82
2. She refused to give up her seat…
3. She married Raymond Parks
4. The Montgomery Bus Boycott ended
5. Rosa Parks was born

Now match facts (real-world knowledge, required for accuracy):

- Rosa Parks was born on February 4, 1913
- She married Raymond Parks in 1932
- She refused to give up her seat on December 1, 1955
- The Montgomery Bus Boycott ended on December 20, 1956
- She died on October 24, 2005, at age 92 — but the card says *“at the age of 82”*, which is inaccurate.

⚠️ Problem: The event card says “She died at the age of 82”, but historically she died at 92. However, this is a classroom worksheet — likely simplified or contains an error. Since the task is to *match the given cards to the years*, we must use only what’s provided, not external correction — unless the mismatch breaks logic.

Let’s check consistency:

If she was born in 1913 and died at age 82 → death year = 1913 + 82 = 1995, but 1995 is not among the years. The only later year is 2005, so if she died in 2005, age = 2005 − 1913 = 92.

Thus, the card “She died at the age of 82” does not match any year logically — unless the worksheet has a mistake.

But since this is a standard elementary assignment, and widely used worksheets (e.g., “Created by Teaching Second Grade”) actually use:
- 1913: born
- 1932: married
- 1955: refused seat
- 1956: boycott ended
- 2005: died

…and they often mistakenly write “age 82” instead of 92. Teachers accept matching based on standard timeline, ignoring the age typo.

So correct matching (per standard curriculum intent):
- 1913 → Rosa Parks was born
- 1932 → She married Raymond Parks
- 1955 → She refused to give up her seat…
- 1956 → The Montgomery Bus Boycott ended
- 2005 → She died at the age of 82 *(despite factual error — it's the card given)*

Therefore, final answer is the pairing:

1913: Rosa Parks was born
1932: She married Raymond Parks
1955: She refused to give up her seat on a bus (a white person was asked to move)
1956: The Montgomery Bus Boycott ended
2005: She died at the age of 82

Final Answer:
1913 — Rosa Parks was born
1932 — She married Raymond Parks
1955 — She refused to give up her seat on a bus (a white person was asked to move)
1956 — The Montgomery Bus Boycott ended
2005 — She died at the age of 82