De Facto Segregation Is Different from De Jure Segregation Because

question 35

Multiple Choice

De facto segregation is different from de jure segregation because of

• A)discriminatory housing patterns
• B)not being caused by public policy or law
• C)its historical nature
• D)being caused by Jim Crow laws

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