In 1896, the Supreme Court ruled in Plessy v. Ferguson that

A) African Americans, for the purposes of the Constitution, are not persons.
B) former slaves were not to be considered property.
C) separation of races does not violate the Constitution.
D) schools may not practice any type of racial segregation.
E) the practice of slavery must cease before 1900.


C

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