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sertanlavr [38]
3 years ago
9

The victory in brown v. board of education was limited by a follow-up 1955 ruling __________. (ch 28) a. establishing a "civil r

ights czar" to enforce the supreme court's ruling b. allowing local communities to monitor enforcement c. allowing states "all deliberate speed" by which to comply with the decision d. accepting the idea of "interposition" as a legal argument
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MAVERICK [17]3 years ago
3 0
According to the sites that I've visited and read, the answer to your question "<span>The victory in brown v. board of education was limited by a follow-up 1955 ruling __________" </span> is letter c. allowing states "all deliberate speed" by which to comply with the decision. 
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