Which of the Following Arguments Was Key to the NAACP's

question 29

Multiple Choice

Which of the following arguments was key to the NAACP's case in Sweatt v.Painter?

• A)One must look only at physical facilities when evaluating educational quality.
• B)Education quality is a factor of equal access and equal opportunity.
• C)One must look beyond physical facilities when evaluating educational quality.
• D)Educational quality cannot be determined by equal access or equal opportunity alone.

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