Following the Civil War, the southern states passed laws that prohibited blacks and whites from sharing the same schools, public facilities, and other forms of integration. What form of discrimination BEST describes these acts by southern officials?

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The laws passed by southern states that prohibited blacks and whites from sharing schools, public facilities, and other forms of integration were legal discrimination, as they were backed by law and policies of state and local government.

Following the Civil War, the Southern States Passed Laws That