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"Separate but Equal" Was the Supreme Court's Interpretation of the Constitution

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Question 19

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"Separate but equal" was the Supreme Court's interpretation of the Constitution in


A) Brown v. Topeka.
B) Plessy v. Ferguson.
C) Regents of U.C. v. Bakke.
D) Roe v. Wade.

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