Question

The crisis began after the Brown v. Board of Ed case and subsequent legislation forced all schools to desegregate with “all deliberate speed.” The Governor of Arkansas did not want his schools, especially the large and prestigious Little Rock Central to desegregate, however, the courts ordered it to. When 9 African-American students registered and wanted to begin classes, protests began.

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Answer 1

The crisis began after the Brown v. Board of Education case mandated school desegregation "with all deliberate speed." The Governor of Arkansas resisted this mandate for Little Rock Central High School. When nine African-American students registered to attend, protests erupted.