The civil rights movement of the 1950s–1960s was most successful in eliminating ______ but was far less successful in eliminating ______.
a. de jure discrimination; de facto discrimination
b. de facto discrimination; de jure discrimination
c. economic differences among the races; political differences among the races
d. differences in levels of educational attainment; differences in levels of social attainment
e. underrepresentation of African Americans among office holders; underrepresentation of African Americans in the professions
a. de jure discrimination; de facto discrimination
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