The "Separate but Equal" Doctrine of Segregation Was Overturned in the Famous

question 10

Multiple Choice

The "separate but equal" doctrine of segregation was overturned in the famous ______ ruling of 1954.

• A)Brown v.Board of Education of Topeka
• B)Jim Crow v.the United States
• C)Plessy v.Ferguson
• D)Love v.Virginia

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Definitions:

Unmarried Women

Women who are not legally married and may refer to individuals who have never been married, are divorced, or are widowed.

Second Bank

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Constitutional Authority

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Marshall Supreme Court

The period in United States history when John Marshall served as Chief Justice (1801–1835), noted for its landmark decisions that established the foundations of American constitutional law.