Question

what are the plaintiffs seeking for their children in brown v. board of education?
shared entrances and water fountains
admission to public schools
advanced curriculum
higher-quality teachers

Explanation:

In Brown v. Board of Education, the plaintiffs (parents of African - American children) sought admission of their children to public schools that were previously segregated (only for white students), as the case challenged racial segregation in public schools. The other options: shared entrances/fountains were related to earlier civil rights efforts against segregation in facilities, advanced curriculum and higher - quality teachers were not the main focus of this case.

Answer:

B. admission to public schools