Plessy v. ferguson: select one:

a. sanctioned racial segregation.

b. was fully supported by booker t. washington.

c. voided the thirteenth amendment.

d. was a unanimous decision.

e. limited the hours that women could legally work.

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12 January, 03:11

Plessy v. ferguson: select one:

a. sanctioned racial segregation.

b. was fully supported by booker t. washington.

c. voided the thirteenth amendment.

d. was a unanimous decision.

e. limited the hours that women could legally work.

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Kaeden Hicks · Answer 1

Te correct answer is Option A: sanctioned racial sergregation, that meand that Plessy v. Ferguson was about the federal goverment giving permission to segregation, allowing white and african Americans to have their own stuff.

Explanation:

A phrase that would later mean separated by equal.

Plessy v. ferguson: select one:a. sanctioned racial segregation.b. was fully supported by booker t. washington.c. voided the thirteenth amendment.d. was a unanimous decision.e. limited the hours that women could legally work.

Plessy v. ferguson: select one:

a. sanctioned racial segregation.

b. was fully supported by booker t. washington.

c. voided the thirteenth amendment.

d. was a unanimous decision.

e. limited the hours that women could legally work.