Question

1. the national guard prevented the little rock nine from attending school and it took three attempts before they could attend a full day of school. how did the little rock nine respond in the face of this prejudice? is there prejudice in school today? why or why not?

Explanation:

The Little Rock Nine responded with resilience, courage, and determination. They were committed to desegregation and equal education, so they persisted despite prejudice. Prejudice in schools today has diminished in overt forms but still exists subtly (e.g., implicit bias, unequal resource distribution) due to systemic issues and lingering societal attitudes, though efforts for equity continue.

Answer:

The Little Rock Nine responded with perseverance (courage, determination) to pursue equal education. Prejudice in schools today exists subtly (implicit bias, resource gaps) due to systemic/societal factors, though less overt than before.