Question

How did the decision of the U.S. Supreme Court apply to school segregation in Georgia?

Answer 1

The correct answer is A; Georgia's lawmakers are the ones who required the public schools to close.

Further Explanation:

When the Supreme Court ruled that all schools in the United States be integrated, the lawmakers in the state of Georgia refused to allow this to happen.

Georgia's governor at the time, Marvin Griffin, went to the state assembly and spoke during a joint session. He got the lawmakers to invoke the "Doctrine of Interposition." When this happened, he ordered all public schools to be shut down. He had the public schools used as a private schools and gave the funds for the public schools to the private school. The state did not fully integrate schools until 1961.

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