The is a supreme court doctrine that allowed racial segregation as long as there were no differences between the facilities provided for blacks and for whites. group of answer choices

1. separate-but-equal doctrine
2. preferred position doctrine
3. monroe doctrine
4. truman doctrine

The right choice is:

1. Separate-but-equal doctrine

Explanation:

In Plessy v. Ferguson in 1896, the Supreme Court ruled that separate facilities for whites and blacks , if equal,  were not a violation of the US Constitution. For the judges, segregation was not racial discrimination. This is what we call the separate-but-equal doctrine.

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