Mendez V.Westminster (1947) Was Significant Because

question 13

Multiple Choice

Mendez v.Westminster (1947) was significant because

• A)the decision to uphold policies that created separate schools for Mexican Americans in California was eventually overturned by Brown v.Board of Education.
• B)the decision to overturn school segregation of Mexican American students in California served as a precursor to Brown v.Board of Education.
• C)it was the first court case in American history to rule on the issue of segregation.
• D)it overturned state laws on who can become an American citizen.

Differentiate between different probability distributions and identify situations where the normal distribution applies.

Apply the properties of the normal distribution to solve real-world problems.

Calculate and interpret z-values and percentages in the context of normal distribution.

Understand the impact of standard deviation and mean on the shape and location of the normal distribution.

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