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What was significant about the 1896 Supreme Court ruling in Plessy v. Ferguson?

A) It outlawed segregation since facilities for blacks were not really equal if separate.
B) It outlawed segregation since facilities for blacks were not really equal if separate.
C) It determined that blacks could vote as long as they had registered in advance.
D) It determined that blacks could vote as long as they had registered in advance.

It approved segregation as long as blacks had "separate but equal" facilities.

It approved segregation as long as blacks had "separate but equal" facilities.

It determined that a majority vote could exclude blacks from exercising their civil rights.

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