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What was the principle behind the supreme courts ruling in brown vs board of education

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The principle in Brown vs Board of Education was that "separate but equal" facilities violated the 14th Amendment. The "separate but equal" facilities that African Americans were put into was not really equal and therefore broke the 14th amendment.

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There were many harmful rules and strategies followed and people were harmed badly.

Thats why so many Indians disproved of British rule in India in the late nineteen.

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During the late nineteenth century, people disproved the britishers in India. This was because of many violations and harmness caused by them. They started hating them badly. People even felt that is not correct to come to their home land and start conquering and ruling them.

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