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Why were the Jim Crow laws enacted? A. to provide civil and political rights to blacks B. to enforce desegration of the US military C. to enforce segregation, or the separation of different peoples D.
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Why were the Jim Crow laws enacted? A. to provide civil and political rights to blacks B. to enforce desegration of the US military C. to enforce segregation, or the separation of different peoples D. to prevent women from voting

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Answer: to enforce segregation

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C: to enforce segregation

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