Question 14 • AZ-US/AZ History B (SS302)
Sweatt v. Painter opened more educational opportunities for Black students, and Brown v. Board of Education ruled public-school segregation unconstitutional. Desegregation in the South proceeded slowly, and many White Southerners opposed the changes. Schools were not legally permitted to remain segregated, and the Southern Manifesto did not successfully stop desegregation.
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