What did the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 mean for schools around the country?

A. It meant racial segregation would no longer be allowed in colleges and public schools

B It meant racial segregation on school buses would no longer be allowed in colleges and public schools

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Kamden Cochran

Social Studies

16 February, 20:59

What did the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 mean for schools around the country?

A. It meant racial segregation would no longer be allowed in colleges and public schools

B It meant racial segregation on school buses would no longer be allowed in colleges and public schools

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Hailee Rowe · Answer 1

The civil rights act was supposed to ban discrimination in workplace, schools, public places, bathrooms, etc mostly everywhere so the answer would probably be

B-since it includes more things than A

What did the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 mean for schools around the country?A. It meant racial segregation would no longer be allowed in colleges and public schoolsB It meant racial segregation on school buses would no longer be allowed in colleges and public schools

What did the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 mean for schools around the country?

A. It meant racial segregation would no longer be allowed in colleges and public schools

B It meant racial segregation on school buses would no longer be allowed in colleges and public schools