AP GOV PROJECT
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- It is unfair for the kids to be separated due to the color of their skin.
- The advisors studied the rules and the laws and found that the rules were not fair at all.
- It violates the Equal Protection clause in the 14th Amendment!
- We need to inform the King immediately!
- 14th
- The separate but equal theory isn't right.
- The king made his decision, ordering that all schools in the land must be desegregated. The parents and children were overjoyed. Children of all colors finally had the opportunity to learn and grow together.
- YAY!
- My people, all schools in the land must be desegregated.
- We're so overjoyed!
- WOOHOO!
- The advisors presented evidence and arguments, and the king agreed with them. The king made his decision, ordering that all schools in the land must be desegregated. This case was significant because it challenged the "separate but equal" doctrine and ultimately led to the desegregation of public schools in the United States.
- Good Decision.
- Okay; I agree with you, my advisors. I will make a statement that separate but equal violates the Equal Protection Clause in the 14th Amendment.
- Appreciate it
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