Segregation: de facto or de jure

Which racial segregation is enforced by law

• de facto segregation

• de jure segregation

This racial segregation happens by individual preference

• de facto segregation

• de jure segregation

This segregation was common in the South

• de facto segregation

• de jure segregation

This segregation was common in the North

• de facto segregation

• de jure segregation

Jim Crow laws represent

• de facto segregation

• de jure segregation

White community groups did not allow non-Whites to live in White neighborhoods.

• de facto segregation

• de jure segregation

Laws forbid African-Americans from attending the same church, using the same public facilities, or marrying White people.

• de facto segregation

• de jure segregation

Ethnic groups have their own part of town.

• de facto segregation

• de jure segregation

Which Supreme Court case from 1896 institutionalized the practice of de jure segregation by ruling the principle of separate but equal to be constitutional?

• Plessy v. Ferguson

• Brown vs. the Board of Education

• Tom vs. Jerry

Refers to segregation that exists in practice but is not necessarily ordered by law.

• de facto segregation

• de jure segregation