What is the definition of de facto segregation?*A. Segregation that occurs naturally.B. Segregation that is enforced by law.C. Segregation that is based on economic factors.D. Segregation that is based on personal choice.

What is de facto segregation?discrimination based in actual conditions experienced by peopleoffering racial minorities chances to catch up to other groupspolicies at the state level that federal officials have no right to questionlegal discrimination based in the law

The term "segregation" is defined in the text as:Question 23Select one:a.The process by which a minority individual or group takes on the characteristics of the dominant culture.b.The deliberate annihilation of a targeted, usually subordinate, group.c.The integration of diverse cultural concepts into a public school curriculum.d.The physical separation of two groups, particularly in residence, but also in workplace and social functions.

What is segregation? A:A. separating free African Americans from enslaved African AmericansB:B. social separation of groups of people, especially by raceC:C. assigning tasks to certain groups of enslaved African AmericansD:D. instruction on how to escape from a state with slavery to a free state

Question 2 of 10What is segregation?A.Not allowing members of a minority race to work in the agricultural industryB.Providing public facilities for all people regardless of their race or religionC.The separation of people based on race, religion, or ethnic backgroundD.A goal of the Black Power, Yellow Power, and Brown Beret movements

What is de jure segregation?offering racial minorities chances to catch up to other groupsdiscrimination based in actual conditions experienced by peoplepolicies at the state level that federal officials have no right to questionlegal discrimination based in law or policy