Engels : Nederlands
Rosa Parks' [action] was the beginning of the Civil Rights movement. = actie
The police [arrest]ed Rosa Parks and she had to pay a $10 fine. = arresteren
You can read all about her life in her new [autobiography]. = autobiografie
Because of the bus [boycott], there were no people on the buses. = boycot
White and black people could not sit in the same railway [carriage]. = coupé
The crowd [cheer]ed and screamed when he scored the first goal. = juichen
Being treated fairly by the law is one of the basic [civil rights]. = burgerrechten
We didn't really enjoy the film because the cinema seats were [uncomfortable]. = ongemakkelijk / oncomfortabel
The [department store] is the biggest shop in the city. = warenhuis
Playing for the school ice hockey team was an amazing [experience]. = ervaring
She got on the bus, paid her [fare], and sat down. = kaartje / reisgeld
The police arrested Rosa Parks and she later had to pay a $10 [fine]. = boete
I tried to talk to them but they were very [unfriendly]. = onvriendelijk
She knew that she couldn't win, but she refused to [give in]. = opgeven
Joni didn't enjoy her holiday – she was [unhappy]. = ongelukkig
It was a [home game] and lots of people from my town were watching. = thuiswedstrijd
In the UK it is [illegal] to drive before you are 17. = illegaal
We were sleeping outside [in the open] with the stars above us. = in de openlucht
Lots of people buy books on the [Internet]. = internet
It is against the [law] to cycle on the pavement. = wet
The group decided to vote for a new [leader]. = leider / aanvoerder
It's [illegal] to go fishing in your pyjamas in Chicago. = [illegaal] 
Martin Luther King was a [minister] for a church in Atlanta. = dominee
He joined the civil rights [movement]. = beweging
Martin Luther King was one of the people who [organise]d the boycott. = organiseren
He is always [physically] tired after playing basketball all weekend. = lichamelijk
No one wants to be his friend – why is he so [unpopular]? = impopulair
I was 11 years old when I [realise]d I had a gift for languages. = beseffen
As a [result] of the boycott, the US Supreme Court changed the law. = gevolg
We all have the [Right] to safety, dignity and respect. = recht
The front [row]s of seats were for whites and the rows behind them were for blacks. = rij
When the hockey team [score]d a goal, the crowd cheered. = scoren
She was frightened when she saw the shark, but she didn't [scream]. = schreeuwen
We didn't really enjoy the film because the cinema [seat]s were uncomfortable. = stoel
There were laws to keep white and black people [separate]. = gescheiden / apart
It was illegal to [separate] whites and blacks on buses. = scheiden
The bus boycott was a [significant] event in American history. = betekenisvol / van belang
The ice hockey players were all wearing new [skates]. = schaatsen
When I saw the wolf looking at me, I was [terrified]. = doodsbang
It doesn't happen very often – it's very [unusual]. = ongebruikelijk
The [wolf] looked like a large wild dog. = wolf