Which of the following describes how schools in the South were affected by Jim Crow laws?

A. The schools for white people were better than the schools for black people.

B. Black people went to the same schools as white people.

C. Black people were not allowed to attend school.

D. The schools for black people and white people were separate but equal.

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Summer Park

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14 August, 03:55

Which of the following describes how schools in the South were affected by Jim Crow laws?

A. The schools for white people were better than the schools for black people.

B. Black people went to the same schools as white people.

C. Black people were not allowed to attend school.

D. The schools for black people and white people were separate but equal.

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Charlie Russell · Answer 1

The option that best describes how schools in the South were affected by Jim Crow laws would be " A. The schools for white people were better than the schools for black people," since there in fact was no "equality" in the "separate but equal" rule.