What is the difference between de facto segregation and de jure segregation?

de jure segregation brings people into the mainstream of society.
de facto segregation is discrimination in employment, but not in education.
de facto segregation exists even though it is not required by law.
de jure segregation is legal under the constitution, while de facto segregation is not.

The u.s. constitution outlawed slavery. true false

The major impact third parties have on presidential elections has been to.. a. encourage larger vote turnout b. recruiter leader from the democratic and republican party to run for president c. generate increased party identification among the electorate d. developing issues that are later adopted by the major political parties e. drawn off of votes from the major parties to throw election into the house representatives

What was one of the rights or protections guaranteed by the english bill of rights?