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While there are no laws enforcing racial segregation in the U.S., we still find churches and schools segregated. This fact represents the power of
 
  a. de jure segregation. c. integration.
  b. de facto segregation. d. redlining.

Question 2

Jim Crow laws that enforced racial segregation in the U.S. from 1880-1964 represent an example of
 
  a. de jure segregation. c. integration.
  b. de facto segregation. d. redlining.

Question 3

____________ is the physical and/or social separation by race.
 
  a. Absorption assimilation c. Segregation
  b. Involuntary migration d. Melting pot assimilation

Question 4

A person experiences ______________ occurs when all of the important and meaningful primary relationships (dating, play, school, and fraternity groups) are confined largely to people of the same racial and ethnic groups.
 
  a. assimilation c. segregation
  b. stratification d. acculturation

Question 5

Redlining is an example of
 
  a. covert discrimination c. normative discrimination
  b. corporate discrimination d. institutionalized discrimination
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Thanks for your help!!! Correct all the way through
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You're welcome Slight Smile
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