Question

In 1954, the Supreme Court overturned laws requiring different schools for white students and African American students. What was the Court's reasoning in this case? Question 10 options: The United States is a heterogeneous society. The laws go against the 13th Amendment. It costs too much to run separate schools. Separate schools can never be equal.

Answer 1

I believe choice #4 is the correct answer. The Supreme Court deemed the schools “separate, but not equal.” Therefore, choice #4 is correct.