What was true about African Americans who stood up against segregation?

A. They faced threats and violence

B. They were aided by law enforcement

C. They were protected by federal law

D. They were treated fairly in courts

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Jewel Blackwell

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10 July, 15:08

What was true about African Americans who stood up against segregation?

A. They faced threats and violence

B. They were aided by law enforcement

C. They were protected by federal law

D. They were treated fairly in courts

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Rosa Mueller · Answer 1

The African Americans that stood against it faced threats and violence (A)

Explanation:

segregation keeps different group/class of people separate from each other either physically or through social pressures and unjust laws. African Americans suffered a lot of this during and after the time of slavery most African American who protested/opposed this where either killed or thrown into jails

Mario Cantrell · Answer 2

The answer is A. Thy faced threats and violence

What was true about African Americans who stood up against segregation?A. They faced threats and violenceB. They were aided by law enforcementC. They were protected by federal lawD. They were treated fairly in courts

What was true about African Americans who stood up against segregation?

A. They faced threats and violence

B. They were aided by law enforcement

C. They were protected by federal law

D. They were treated fairly in courts