According to the textbook, what can we conclude about the patterns of segregation in the United States?
A) Neighborhood segregation has declined significantly over the past quarter century.
B) Studies show that discriminatory practices toward black clients in the housing market have disappeared.
C) Black children and white children still attend separate schools in most rural areas of the South.
D) There is a high level of educational segregation in larger cities.

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The textbook states that there is still a high level of educational segregation in larger cities, indicating that while some forms of segregation may have decreased over time, there are still significant patterns of segregation that persist in the United States. Option A is incorrect as the textbook does not suggest significant decline in neighborhood segregation. Option B is also incorrect as the textbook discusses the persistence of discriminatory practices in the housing market. Option C may be true in some rural areas, but the textbook does not make a blanket statement that black and white children still attend separate schools in most rural areas of the South.

According to the Textbook, What Can We Conclude About the Patterns