During the 1960s and 1970s, the Supreme Court took which of these actions on the issue of segregation?

It ordered school districts to take action to create racially-integrated schools.

It overturned several rulings that had declared segregation unconstitutional.

It struck down federal segregation laws in addition to state segregation laws.

It relaxed restrictions on state laws that created separate public facilities.

It ordered school districts to take action to create racially-integrated schools.

The correct answer is A) It ordered school districts to take action to create racially integrated schools.

During the 1960s and 1970s, the Supreme Court took this action on the issue of segregation: It ordered school districts to take action to create racially integrated schools.

The most representative case in the Supreme Court case of Brown v. the Board of Educations of Topeka in 1954. In this case, the judges decided unanimously that racial segregation of children in all public schools were unconstitutional. It was against the"separate but equal" segregationist idea. The Supre Court decision served as motivation for civil rights groups to keep on doing its demonstrations.