How did segregation laws change in regard to education after Senate Bill One passed?

A. Secondary schools were no longer segregated.

B. Universities became segregated as well.

C. Primary schools were no longer segregated.

D. Boarding schools became segregated as well.

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Emmalee Hanson

11 May, 02:14

How did segregation laws change in regard to education after Senate Bill One passed?

A. Secondary schools were no longer segregated.

B. Universities became segregated as well.

C. Primary schools were no longer segregated.

D. Boarding schools became segregated as well.

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Aubrey Shah · Answer 1

After passing Senate Bill One Universities became segregated as well.

B. Universities became segregated as well.

Explanation:

Senate Bill One also known as coach law was approved on December 18, 1907. Supreme Court of America upheld Senate Bill One in 1914. Senate Bill One was the first mandatory integration bill passed in Oklahoma.

According to this law, Universities were also segregated. Separate rail cars and separate depot waiting rooms were established for African Americans and whites based on Senate Bill One.

One hundred to one thousand dollars were collected as penalty from the companies that fail to follow the instructions.

How did segregation laws change in regard to education after Senate Bill One passed?A. Secondary schools were no longer segregated.B. Universities became segregated as well.C. Primary schools were no longer segregated.D. Boarding schools became segregated as well.

How did segregation laws change in regard to education after Senate Bill One passed?

A. Secondary schools were no longer segregated.

B. Universities became segregated as well.

C. Primary schools were no longer segregated.

D. Boarding schools became segregated as well.