Which of the following is an example of "separate but equal"? a. the lynching of many blacks in the south b. the establishment of the grandfather cause in voting c. the creation of separate waiting rooms at the train station for whites and coloreds or d. the emergence of news types of music among whites and coloreds

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April Horn

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21 April, 16:36

Which of the following is an example of "separate but equal"? a. the lynching of many blacks in the south b. the establishment of the grandfather cause in voting c. the creation of separate waiting rooms at the train station for whites and coloreds or d. the emergence of news types of music among whites and coloreds

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Annabelle Flores · Answer 1

The C (separate but equal means that both races get the same thing they just don't get it at the same time) would be the answer without any doubts.

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