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The Lau vs. Nichols U.S. Supreme Court decision is considered a landmark decision because:

The Lau vs. Nichols U.S. Supreme Court decision is considered a landmark decision because:
A) it stated that children born in a foreign country, but living in the U.S., were entitled to attend public school in the U.S.
B) it extended the 1964 Civil Right Act to include all immigrants living in the U.S.
C) it stated that equal educational opportunities are denied when non-English speaking students receive the same English language instruction as that given to all students.
D) it was the first law that mandated bilingual education in the schools.

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Thanks so much Smiling Face with Open Mouth

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Awesome, thanks for the feedback too

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