What was the result of the Brown v the Board of Education?

Schools were required to educate women at the same time as the male population.

Schools were required to educate immigrants, regardless of their parent's nationality.

Schools were required to integrate schools "with all deliberated speed".

Schools were allowed to continue the practice of segregation in certain cases

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Brooke Obrien

30 October, 20:36

What was the result of the Brown v the Board of Education?

Schools were required to educate women at the same time as the male population.

Schools were required to educate immigrants, regardless of their parent's nationality.

Schools were required to integrate schools "with all deliberated speed".

Schools were allowed to continue the practice of segregation in certain cases

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Hudson Bolton · Answer 1

C

Explanation:

Brown v. The Board of Education declared that segregation based on race in schools was unconstitutional. This required public schools to integrate, or desegregate, with "all deliberate speed". This was purposely vague and allowed people who wanted segregation and school boards to resist and delay the process.

Therefore, C is correct: Schools were required to integrate schools "with all deliberated speed".