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What percentage of black Americans in the South were illiterate in 1946?

25%

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When was the NAACP founded, and by whom?

12th February 1909, by key individuals such as Mary White Ovington, W. E. B. Du Bois, and Ida B Wells

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How many members did the NAACP have by 1946?

600,000 members by 1946

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Which case desegregated schools?

Brown V Topeka

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What was the landmark case Brown v. Board of Education about?

Brown v. Board of Education challenged the segregation of schools in Topeka, Kansas, where Rev. Oliver Brown's 7 year old daughter, Linda, was denied access to a nearer white school

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Who headed the legal team for the NAACP in the Brown v. Board of Education case?

Thurgood Marshall, leader of the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund

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Who was Thurgood Marshall?

leader of the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund

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Why was Thurgood Marshall significant?

13 years later first black man appointed to supreme court by Lyndon B Johnson in 1967

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Who was the Chief Justice that declared school segregation unconstitutional?

Chief Justice Earl Warren

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When did Earl Warren become Chief Justice?

5th October 1953

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What doctrine was overturned by the Brown v. Board of Education decision?

The "separate but equal" doctrine from the 1896 Plessy v. Ferguson case

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What amendment did ‘separate but equal’ violate?

14th

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When was Brown V. Topeka decided?

17th May 1954

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How did it pass?

9-0 = unanimous

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When did the case first come to court?

1952 but denied 5-4

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Who were the judges in favour of overturning ‘separate but equal’ in 1952?

William O. Douglas, Hugo L. Black, Harold H. Burton, and Sherman Minton

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What did Thurgood Marshall predict about school segregation after the Brown decision?

school segregation would be eradicated within 5 years

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C: What was the state of school integration in the Deep South by 1960?

By 1960, none of the 1.4 million African-American children in Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, and South Carolina attended integrated schools

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What percentage of African-American children in the South attended segregated schools by 1964?

More than 98% of African-American children in the South attended segregated schools by 1964

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When was McLaurin V. Oaklahoma?

5th June 1950 passed 9–0

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Who was involved in McLaurin V. Oaklahoma

George W. McLaurin, an African American student with a master’s degree, applied for University of Oklahoma but was denied entry solely because of his race

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What was the result of McLaurin V. Oaklahoma?

desegregate graduate school

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When was Sweatt v. Painter?

5th June 1950

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How many profs did the Uni of Texas Law School have compared to the black law school?

The University of Texas Law School had 16 full-time and 3 part-time professors, while the black law school had 5 full-time professors

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How many students did the University of Texas Law School have?

850

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How many students did the black Law School have?

23

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How many books were in the University of Texas Law School have?

65,000

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How many books were in the black Law School have?

16,500