Question 1 • PBCSD_CR_2100315_US History_for_Credit_Recovery_S1andS2_2025
Segregated schools were often funded unequally, leaving African American schools with fewer resources, less adequate facilities, and fewer educational opportunities. As a result, many students were not well prepared for college or careers. Choice C describes this impact; segregation did not itself end school segregation or encourage states to increase funding.
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