Living in the United States in the early 20th century a phenotypical White family's ancestry included a mix of European and African American. As such, according to the U.S. census in the 1930s, this family was considered Black due to ______.
A. Jim Crow statutes
B. miscegenation laws
C. the three-fifths rule
D. the one-drop rule
Answer: D
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