Brown v Board of Education

surely, the meaning of freedom changed to an elusive thing

• Hard to grasp or achieve

• Rough to touch

• Physical

• Difficult to attempt

wherever there were predominantly African-American neighborhoods

• mostly

• partially

• typically

• wholly

they would have to have absolute understanding of the law, and be diligent in the preparation of their cases

• Careful and thorough

• Hasty and rash

• Quick and mighty

• Calm and kind

Mar- shall argued that segregation was a violation of the Fourteenth Amendment

• kept apart from others

• privaacy

• internment

• fellowship

even if the facilities and all other "tangibles" were equal

• physical traits

• mental aspects

• treatment

• financing and budgeting

Dr. Kenneth B. Clark, an African- American psychologist, testified for the N.A.A.C.P.

• to legally swear

• to witness

• to promise

• to test

by barring them from certain actions or places, they could make them feel inferior.

• prohibiting

• instructing

• directing

• harming

after deliberating for nearly a year and a half, the Supreme Court made its ruling

• considering and debating

• reviewing and wondering

• turning and reasoning

• believing and reminiscing

We must consider public education in the light of its full development and its present place in American life

• perspective

• glow

• shadow

• agreement

If segregation in the schools was declared unconstitutional, then all segregation in public places could be declared unconstitutional

• outside the constitution

• criminal

• within the constitution

• unjust