The NAACP Victory in Smith V

question 20

Multiple Choice

The NAACP victory in Smith v. Allwright, which invalidated the all-white primary, was undermined by

• A) A weak Supreme Court opinion
• B) Lack of will in Washington to enforce the ruling
• C) The power of the KKK in southern states
• D) Government focus on fears of communism

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