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The Jim Crow legal system was based on the Supreme Court's interpretation of the a) voting rights b) states’ rights provision of the 10th amendment c) equal protection clause in the 14th amendment d) due
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The Jim Crow legal system was based on the Supreme Court's interpretation of the

a) voting rights
b) states’ rights provision of the 10th amendment
c) equal protection clause in the 14th amendment
d) due process clause of the 5th amendment

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The answer is b. It was them trying to get around those laws.
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b

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