After the Civil War, most southern states passed laws that barred African Americans and whites from sharing most kinds of public facilities. This is an example of:

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The laws that barred African Americans and whites from sharing most kinds of public facilities after the Civil War are known as segregation laws. This was a system of racial segregation enforced through legislation that mandated the separation of public facilities, such as schools, buses, and restrooms, based on race.

After the Civil War, Most Southern States Passed Laws That