Plessy v. Ferguson was one of the most important legal cases in American history. What impact did the Supreme Court's decision h
ave on race relations in the U.S.? A. Freed slaves were resettled in the North at government expense. B. Jim Crow laws in the South were upheld as constitutional. C. It struck down "separate but equal" because facilities for blacks were not equal with those for whites. D. "Whites only" restaurants and hotels in the South were declared illegal.
The impact that the Supreme Court's decision had on race relations in the United States was c) It struck down "separate but equal" because facilities for blacks were not equal with those for whites. The facilities for blacks which were not as good for blacks as they were for whites were actually causing more segregation, because whites were receiving a better version of something the blacks were receiving.
<span>Lewis and Clark mapped out/explored the Louisiana Territory, making it no longer untamable to citizen living in the easter part of the country.</span>
