The Plessy v. Ferguson case upheld "separate but equal" as constitutional, which Question 1 options: improved social conditions for African Americans strengthened segregation policies (Jim Crow) increased African American suffrage allowed for African Americans to use white facilities

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Sidney Arnold

30 March, 18:43

The Plessy v. Ferguson case upheld "separate but equal" as constitutional, which Question 1 options: improved social conditions for African Americans strengthened segregation policies (Jim Crow) increased African American suffrage allowed for African Americans to use white facilities

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Azul Cervantes · Answer 1

Answer is: strengthened segregation policies (Jim Crow).

Plessy v. Ferguson was Supreme Court decision of 1896, which allowed state-sponsored segregation. This decision legitimized the state laws racial segregation. Jim Crow laws were state and local laws that allows racial segregation in the Southern United States.

Cade Mccarthy · Answer 2

The answer would be strengthened segregation policies. This was the Supreme Court decision of 1896, which permitted state-sponsored segregation. This outcome legitimized the laws about segregation. And this is called now as Jim Crow Laws. This permits the racial segregation in the southern part of US.