Question

6 which argument helped overturn the \separate but equal\ policy? a facilities for african americans usually were inferior b having two of everything was expensive c it was inconvenient for kids who had to travel farther to school d segregated workplaces hurt the economy

Explanation:

The "separate but equal" policy was challenged by showing that the facilities provided for African Americans were not actually equal but inferior. Option A directly addresses the inequality in the supposed "equal" facilities, which was a key argument in overturning the policy. Options B, C, and D focus on cost, inconvenience, and economic impact, which were not the primary arguments against "separate but equal" related to its core claim of equality.

Answer:

A. Facilities for African Americans usually were inferior