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How did Jim Crow laws affect African Americans? prevented African Americans from attending school required African Americans to work for the government kept African Americans socially inferior to white
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How did Jim Crow laws affect African Americans?
prevented African Americans from attending school
required African Americans to work for the government
kept African Americans socially inferior to white Americans
denied African Americans legal citizenship
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C. kept African Americans socially inferior to white Americans
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kept African Americans socially inferior to white Americans
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