How did Oklahoma's segregation laws differ from those of other states at statehood?

A.

They were only enacted in public schools.

B.

They were only enacted on public transportation.

C.

They were only enacted in public facilities.

D.

They were only enacted in churches.

C. Because they were only enacted in public

A. They were only enacted in public schools.

Explanation:

The 1907 Oklahoma Constitution did not call for any type strict segregation. They were afraid that if such sort of rule was included, it could be vetoed. The State did have, though, what they called "separated but equal" policies, in which blacks and whites could be legally separated in schools and colleges. Separation occurred later on by law or custom, also.