The social changes brought about by Brown v. Board of Education directly contributed to the

end of segregation in the South.

creation of affirmative action policies.

assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

establishing of the separate-but-equal doctrine.

extension of voting restrictions on African American

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2 April, 14:57

The social changes brought about by Brown v. Board of Education directly contributed to the

end of segregation in the South.

creation of affirmative action policies.

assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

establishing of the separate-but-equal doctrine.

extension of voting restrictions on African American

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Jayvion Yates · Answer 1

Brown v Board of Education slowly brought about the end of segregation in the South.

Plessy v Ferguson was the case that established the separate-but-equal doctrine.