What is the significance of the U. S. Supreme Court case King v. Chapman?

A) The court ruling established a new position in the Georgia legislature.

B) The court ruling settled the argument associated with the Three Governors Controversy.

C) The court ruling was the first to uphold the unconstitutionality of segregated schools in Georgia.

D) The court ruling was significant because it upheld an earlier decision stating that restrictions to black voters during Georgia primaries was unconstitutional.

The answer is D)

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Bronson Peck

25 October, 20:28

What is the significance of the U. S. Supreme Court case King v. Chapman?

A) The court ruling established a new position in the Georgia legislature.

B) The court ruling settled the argument associated with the Three Governors Controversy.

C) The court ruling was the first to uphold the unconstitutionality of segregated schools in Georgia.

D) The court ruling was significant because it upheld an earlier decision stating that restrictions to black voters during Georgia primaries was unconstitutional.

The answer is D)

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The answer is D. In September 1945 the contentions in King v. Chapman et al. initiated in a government locale court in Macon. Smith and King's other key legal advisor, Harry S. Strozier of Macon, contended that their customer's entitlement to vote under the Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and Seventeenth revisions to the U. S. Constitution had been damaged.