Asked by @luhjo_.3
Long after the Brown v. Board of Education decision, some states had not desegregated their schools because
they decided to close down their schools rather than desegregate.
the Supreme Court had made desegregation voluntary.
they rejected the Court decision by popular vote.
the Supreme Court had not set a deadline for doing so.
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the Supreme Court had not set a deadline for doing so.
Explanation: In Brown II (1955) the Court ordered desegregation "with all deliberate speed," a vague timetable that allowed many southern states to delay or resist desegregation (sometimes even closing schools, as in Prince Edward County) until later court orders or federal intervention.
Explanation: In Brown II (1955) the Court ordered desegregation "with all deliberate speed," a vague timetable that allowed many southern states to delay or resist desegregation (sometimes even closing schools, as in Prince Edward County) until later court orders or federal intervention.
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