History, 17.12.2019 08:31 candaceblanton
Why was the supreme court case of brown v. board of education a significant milestone in the civil rights movement?
a• it required school curriculum to include information on the civil rights movement.
b• it declared that the principle of “separate but equal” is acceptable.
c• it declared that “separate but equal” schools are fundamentally unequal.
d• it mandated that public schools in the south receive federal aid.
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