The Supreme Court Applied the Separate-But-Equal Doctrine to Schools in

question 21

Multiple Choice

The Supreme Court applied the separate-but-equal doctrine to schools in

• A) the Civil Rights cases.
• B) Lawton v. Maryland.
• C) Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas.
• D) Cummins v. County Board of Education.

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