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11th Grade Reading Comprehension - Brown vs. Board
11th Grade Reading Comprehension - Brown vs. Board
11th Grade Reading Comprehension - Brown vs. Board

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1

Select three sections from the text that best support the conclusion that segregation in education is unconstitutional and invalidates the 'separate but equal' doctrine.

2

Read the sentence.

3

What effect does describing the cases and lower court rulings have on the reader’s understanding of the background of the Supreme Court’s decision?

4

Read the paragraph.

5

PART A: What does the Court's review of the Fourteenth Amendment's historical context reveal about its interpretive approach in this landmark decision?

6

PART B: Click the sentence from the passage that best supports your answer in Part A.

7

What is the central idea of the text? Explain using key evidence from the text to support your answer.

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