What was a consequence of the Plessy v. Ferguson decision in the South?

A. People became more aware of race.

O

B. People became less aware of race.

C. People often did not follow the law.

O

D. People began to deny the idea of race.

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Sam Hebert

8 February, 00:47

What was a consequence of the Plessy v. Ferguson decision in the South?

A. People became more aware of race.

O

B. People became less aware of race.

C. People often did not follow the law.

O

D. People began to deny the idea of race.

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Landyn Mckinney · Answer 1

People became more aware of race.

Explanation:

Racial segregation increased, because after the case laws that did not have segregation now adopted a 'seperate, but equal' approach.

What was a consequence of the Plessy v. Ferguson decision in the South?A. People became more aware of race.OB. People became less aware of race.C. People often did not follow the law.OD. People began to deny the idea of race.

What was a consequence of the Plessy v. Ferguson decision in the South?

A. People became more aware of race.

O

B. People became less aware of race.

C. People often did not follow the law.

O

D. People began to deny the idea of race.