Montgomery, Alabama

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city state capital

Montgomery, Alabama is the state capital known as a pivotal center of the American civil rights movement, including events such as the Montgomery Bus Boycott.

Aliases (8)

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city → state capital →
areaCode	334 →
becameStateCapitalIn	1846 →
climate	humid subtropical climate →
country	United States →
county	Montgomery County, Alabama →
demographicGroupSignificant	African American population →
elevation	approximately 73 meters →
foundedIn	1819 →
governingBody	Montgomery City Council →
hasAirport	Montgomery Regional Airport →
hasLandmark	Alabama State Capitol → Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church →
hasMayorCouncilFormOfGovernment	yes →
hasMilitaryInstallation	Gunter Annex → Maxwell Air Force Base →
hasMuseum	Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts → Rosa Parks Museum →
hasSportsTeam	Montgomery Biscuits →
hasUniversity	Alabama State University → Troy University Montgomery Campus →
hostedEvent	Montgomery Bus Boycott → Selma to Montgomery marches endpoint →
incorporatedIn	1819 →
isCapitalOf	Alabama →
isCountySeatOf	Montgomery County, Alabama →
knownFor	Alabama State Capitol → Civil Rights Memorial → Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church → Legacy Museum → Montgomery Bus Boycott → National Memorial for Peace and Justice → Rosa Parks arrest → role in the American civil rights movement →
locatedInTimeZone	Central Time Zone →
locatedOnRiver	Alabama River →
majorIndustry	government → healthcare → manufacturing → military →
namedAfter	Richard Montgomery →
partOfMetropolitanArea	Montgomery metropolitan area →
population	approximately 200000 →
postalCodeRange	36101–36191 →
region	Deep South →
state	Alabama →
wasCapitalOf	Confederate States of America →
wasCapitalOfFrom	Confederate States of America 1861 →

Referenced by (97)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Air Command and Staff College → Air Force Research Institute → Air University → Air War College → Alabama State Capitol → Alabama State University → Alabama executive agencies → Civil Rights Memorial → Community College of the Air Force → Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church → Gunter Annex → Hank Williams Museum ("Downtown Montgomery") → International Officer School → Montgomery City Council → Montgomery Improvement Association → Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts → National Memorial for Peace and Justice → Officer Training School (United States Air Force) → Rosa Parks Museum → Rosa Parks Museum ("Downtown Montgomery") → School of Advanced Air and Space Studies → Troy University Montgomery Campus ("downtown Montgomery, Alabama") →	locatedIn
American civil rights movement → Browder v. Gayle → Legacy Museum → Maxwell Air Force Base → Montgomery Biscuits → Montgomery bus boycott → United States District Court for the Middle District of Alabama →	location
Cornelia Ellis Wallace → George Wallace → Jo Ann Robinson ("Montgomery, Alabama, United States") → Peggy Wallace Kennedy → Ralph Abernathy ("Montgomery, Alabama, United States") → Rosa Parks ("Montgomery, Alabama, United States") → W. A. Gayle →	residence
Civil Rights Memorial ("Montgomery") → Gunter Annex ("Montgomery") → Legacy Museum ("Montgomery") → Montgomery Biscuits → National Memorial for Peace and Justice ("Montgomery") → Troy University Montgomery Campus →	city
Bart Starr ("Montgomery, Alabama, United States") → Claudette Colvin → Nat King Cole ("Montgomery, Alabama, United States") → Yolanda King ("Montgomery, Alabama, United States") →	placeOfBirth
Amelia Boynton Robinson → E. D. Nixon ("Montgomery, Alabama, United States") → George Wallace →	placeOfDeath
Alabama ("Montgomery") → Confederate States of America →	capital
Notasulga, Alabama → Selma, Alabama →	nearestMajorCity
Montgomery County, Alabama → United States District Court for the Middle District of Alabama →	seat
Interstate 65 → Interstate 85 →	servesCity
Jo Ann Robinson ("Montgomery, Alabama, United States") → John Rogers (Alabama politician) →	workedIn
George Wallace → W. A. Gayle →	workLocation
Legacy Museum ("Montgomery, Alabama, United States") →	address
Montgomery City Council ("City of Montgomery, Alabama") →	appliesToJurisdiction
Montgomery Biscuits →	basedIn
Martin Luther King III ("Montgomery, Alabama, United States") →	birthPlace
Constitution of the Confederate States of America →	capitalAtAdoption
Alabama State University ("Montgomery") →	cityServed
Montgomery County, Alabama →	contains
Alabama ("Montgomery") →	containsCity
East South Central States →	containsStateCapital
Constitution of the Confederate States of America →	draftLocation
Selma to Montgomery marches →	endPoint
Confederate States of America →	firstCapital
state government of Alabama →	hasCapital
Alabama executive agencies →	hasCapitalCitySeat
Alabama Law Enforcement Agency →	hasHeadquartersLocation
American South (mid-20th century civil rights era) →	hasMajorCity
Air Force ROTC →	headquartersCity
Richard Montgomery →	honouredIn
W. A. Gayle ("City of Montgomery, Alabama") →	jurisdiction
Montgomery County, Alabama →	largestCity
Montgomery City Council ("City of Montgomery, Alabama") →	legislativeBodyFor
Clanton, Alabama →	locatedBetween
Alabama Legislature →	locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity
Confederate States Cabinet →	locationOfFormation
Selma Interpretive Center →	nearestCity
Clio, Alabama →	nearestLargerCity
Rosa Parks ("Montgomery, Alabama, United States") →	notableEventLocation
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts ("City of Montgomery") →	ownedBy
Montgomery, Alabama ("Montgomery metropolitan area") →	partOfMetropolitanArea
Alabama State Route 21 →	passesThrough
"Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever" speech →	place
E. D. Nixon ("Montgomery, Alabama, United States") →	placeOfResidence
W. A. Gayle ("Montgomery city government") →	placeOfWork
My Life with Martin Luther King, Jr. →	setting
Selma (2014 film) →	settingLocation
Interstate 85 →	startsIn