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The Brown vs. Board of Education case was the first step toward desegregating schools. What would the next step be? A. convincing governors B. getting schools to do it C. talking to parents D. training
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The Brown vs. Board of Education case

was the first step toward desegregating
schools. What would the next step be?
A. convincing governors
B. getting schools to do it
C. talking to parents
D. training educators

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B

Explanation: Most schools in the South refused to accept black students even after the case was decided.

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