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Which was not a cause of suffering for blacks in northern cities after World War II? A. inadequate schools B. segregated ghettos C. lack of jobs D. Jim Crow laws

Which was not a cause of suffering for blacks in northern cities after World War II? A. inadequate schools B. segregated ghettos C. lack of jobs D. Jim Crow laws
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Which was not a cause of suffering for blacks in northern cities after World War II?

A. inadequate schools
   B. segregated ghettos
   C. lack of jobs
   D. Jim Crow laws

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User Karime
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The answer is a, because this is not a form of segragation or punishment.

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User Michael GEDION
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A.

they had separated schools
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User Ryan Payne
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