Question

answer the following questions to review the concept of \separate but equal\ and the means by which southern states attempt answer the following questions to explain attempts at preventing african americans from having rights and the concept of \sep value: 3 what does the term \separate, but equal mean\? a. that government facilities like schools were separate for black people and white people but were intended to be of the quality. b. that government facilities like schools were in separate parts of town. c. that government facilities like schools put black and white students in the same part of town but had separate buildings. d. that government facilities like schools were shut down since no one could agree on how they should operate.

Explanation:

The "separate, but equal" doctrine meant that public - facilities, such as schools, were segregated by race (black and white people had separate facilities), yet were supposed to be of equal quality. This was used to justify Jim Crow laws in the South.

Answer:

A. That government facilities like schools were separate for black people and white people but were intended to be of the quality.