WorksheetsBrown v Board of Education
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
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
