Carter is studying Rosa Parks and segregation in history class. As he reads about her stance on segregation and her disobedience of the law, he realizes that she was trying to change an unjust and unethical law. Carter is relating Rosa Parks to which stage of Kohlberg's moral reasoning?

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Stage 5 of Kohlberg's moral reasoning involves recognizing the importance of individual rights and social contracts, and understanding that laws can be unjust and should be changed if they do not serve the greater good. Rosa Parks' actions align with this stage as she challenged an unjust law for the sake of justice and equality.

Carter Is Studying Rosa Parks and Segregation in History Class