Question
What was "de facto" segregation?
a) clear signs that specified where people of different races
could be served
b) separation that occured through intimidation, violence
and unfair laws
c) quiet, nonviolent protest of unfair rules that promoted
segregation
d) a strategy advocated by the NAACP of being patient with slow
progress
a) clear signs that specified where people of different races
could be served
b) separation that occured through intimidation, violence
and unfair laws
c) quiet, nonviolent protest of unfair rules that promoted
segregation
d) a strategy advocated by the NAACP of being patient with slow
progress
Answers
GPT-4o mini
"De facto" segregation refers to separation that occurs not due to explicit laws or regulations, but rather as a result of social, economic, and cultural factors. Given the options provided, the best answer would be:
b) separation that occurred through intimidation, violence, and unfair laws.
This option captures the essence of de facto segregation, which can arise from systemic issues and societal behaviors rather than formal legal mandates.
b) separation that occurred through intimidation, violence, and unfair laws.
This option captures the essence of de facto segregation, which can arise from systemic issues and societal behaviors rather than formal legal mandates.