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How did Southern lawmakers in the 1960s keep the races separated? A. By passing Jim Crow laws B. By integrating the schools C. By using Civil War laws D. By supporting immigration
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How did Southern lawmakers in the 1960s keep the races separated?

A. By passing Jim Crow laws
B. By integrating the schools
C. By using Civil War laws
D. By supporting immigration

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By passing Jim Crow Laws <3

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By passing Jim Crow laws.
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