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PLESSY V. FERGUSON

IN THE CASE OF PLESSY V. FERGUSON, THE SUPREME COURT

A)  DID ITS PART TO BRING AN END TO FEDERALLY AUTHORIZED SEGREGATION OF THE RACES.

B) UPHELD A LOUISIANA STATUE THAT REQUIRED SEGREGATION OF THE RACES ON RAILROAD TRAINS.

C)  DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL ALL STATE STATUTES THAT REQUIRED SEGREGATION OF THE RACES

D)  FOUND THAT THE PRINCIPAL OF SEPARATE-BUT-EQUAL TREATMENT DEPRIVES MINORITIES OF THEIR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS

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