Question

question 1-4
how did hernandez v. texas affect the lives of mexican americans in the united states?
it set a precedent that decreased federal funding to support mexican american - owned businesses.
it set a precedent that declared that mexican americans were a separate racial group, requiring the creation of segregated public facilities.
it set a precedent that led to successful challenges in employment discrimination and voting barriers.
it set a precedent that led to the establishment of special education and disability programs in texas.

Explanation:

Hernandez v. Texas was a landmark case that challenged racial discrimination. The case established that Mexican Americans were a protected class, leading to successful challenges against employment discrimination and voting barriers. The other options are incorrect: it didn't decrease business funding, promote segregation, or relate to special education/disability programs.

Answer:

C. It set a precedent that led to successful challenges in employment discrimination and voting barriers.