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Rosa Parks: Tired of Giving In App V. 1.0.3
by QuantumERA, LLC
Introducing an exclusive mobile experience for visitors of the Rosa Parks Museum in Montgomery, Alabama. Step into the past and explore the powerful legacy of Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boyc - More Info...

Available Since: 2024-10-16
Developer: QuantumERA, LLC
Seller: QuantumERA, LLC
Price: 0 USD
Current version: 1.0.3
Last Updated: 2024-11-20

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Genre: Education
Filesize: 262.49MB
IOS Bundle ID: com.QuantumERA.RosaParksMuseum
Age Rating: 4+
Languages: EN

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Introducing an exclusive mobile experience for visitors of the Rosa Parks Museum in Montgomery, Alabama.



Step into the past and explore the powerful legacy of Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott with Rosa Parks Museum’s new immersive digital experience. Visitors can now engage with the museum’s rich collection of historically significant artifacts through several unique experiences featured on the app. We’re blending history and technology to create a fresh perspective helping students and families get a close-up view of the segregated South and the many injustices faced by African American citizens in 1950s Montgomery, Alabama through the lens of Rosa Parks personal experiences.

This app is designed exclusively for visitors of the Troy University Rosa Parks Museum in Montgomery, Alabama. Whether you're part of a school group, exploring with your family, or a history enthusiast eager to dive into the civil rights movement, this immersive experience is reserved just for those on-site. To fully enjoy everything the app has to offer, make sure you’re at the museum—you won’t want to miss it!


STEP INTO HISTORY WITH ROSA PARKS AS YOUR GUIDE!
Experience the Rosa Parks Museum like never before as the legendary civil rights icon herself leads you on an immersive journey through the pivotal moments of her life. Dive deep into the heart of 1950s Montgomery, Alabama, and discover the courage, resilience, and determination that fueled her fight for justice. Engage in meaningful one-on-one conversations with Rosa Parks to uncover personal stories about her childhood, favorite pastimes, and the influential figures who shaped her extraordinary journey.


UNCOVER HIDDEN ARTIFACTS IN THE ROSA PARKS MUSEUM!
Embark on an interactive adventure to discover hidden artifacts scattered throughout the Rosa Parks Museum! Use your camera to track down these elusive objects, and unlock the untold stories behind the Montgomery Bus Boycott. As you uncover these missing artifacts, you’ll complete articles in the historic Montgomery Advertiser newspaper, revealing deeper insights into the pivotal events that changed the course of American history. Dive into the past and bring history to life as you explore the secrets waiting to be discovered!


UNLOCK THE HISTORY OF THE BUS BOYCOTT
Delve into the Rosa Parks Museum to uncover hidden audio recordings that bring the pivotal events of the Montgomery Bus Boycott to life! Use your camera to track down these audio logs, and piece together the complete story behind one of the most significant movements in American civil rights history. Every recording you find adds a new layer to the narrative, offering a rich, immersive experience that lets you hear history in the voices of those who lived it.



TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE WITH THE BUS BOYCOTT TIMELINE
Put your knowledge to the test as you complete the Bus Boycott timeline! Explore the Rosa Parks Museum and use your camera to uncover hidden artifacts. Match these artifacts to the correct dates on the interactive timeline. Challenge yourself with fun mini-games that test your understanding of 1950s Montgomery.



Please note: This mobile application uses interactive augmented reality triggers found exclusively at the Rosa Parks Museum in Montgomery, Alabama. Off-site usage is not recommended.

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