What action did President Eisenhower take when African American students were prevented from attending a high school in Little R
ock, Arkansas? a. He refused to take a stand on the issue claiming it was not within his presidential power to interfere.
b. He supported the decision to prevent the students from attending the all-white school made by the Governor of Arkansas.
c. He sent in 10,000 soliders to ensure that the students were safe and allowed to attend classes.
d. He ordered the students return to a segregated school and sent in 10,000 soliders to ensure that
He sent 10,00 soliders cause he thought that the kids were going to get killed by the parents and children that didn't want them to go to the school and learn.
President Eisenhower took the action of c. He sent in 10,000 soldiers to ensure that the students were safe and allowed to attend classes. This happened in Little Rock, Arkansas after the desegregation of schools and was part of the Little Rock Nine, commonly known as the Little Rock Crisis, where students were initially barred from entering the racially segregated school, which once they entered was integrated.
They forced Jews to live in walled-off ghettos, where thousands died of disease and starvation. They killed homosexuals, disabled people, Gypsies, and other people they considered subhuman.
