The correct answer is the legality of racially segregated train cars.
Home Plessy was a man who broke the Louisiana state law regarding separate railroad cars for black and white passengers. Even though Plessy was considered "7/8ths white" by law, he was still not allowed to sit in the white car according to the Louisiana law. He challenged this law and his lawyer argued that this was a clear violation of the 14th amendment rights guaranteed to all citizens. However, the Supreme Court ruled that "separate but equal" was not a violation of the aforementioned amendment.
um so im not sure what the answer is cos im doing the same test rn but the question is asking for your opinion on what u think it means so they probably wont count it as incorrect as long as its on topic and makes sense :)
It would be d - No other Nation asked for U.S help in the war effort until 1942.
The Flappers were women who challenged society, went against the norms. They tried new hairstyles, wore shorter clothes, smoked cigarettes, etc. They went against the stereotypical idea of “femenism”, and expressed themselves more openly.
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The answer should be A. Estimated
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