Q 6: In California, segregation of children of Mexican origin was legally and explicitly based on race. True False Q7: Segregation of Mexican children continued decades after the Brown v. Board of Education decision because the decision only applied in situations in which districts implemented segregation based on race. True False Q8: In 1970 the Supreme Court established that Mexican Americans, regardless of their racial status, were a socially recognized ethnic minority, and therefore, the provisions of Brown v Board of Education applied to this population. True False Q9: The———————family served as the catalyst for desegregation in El Monte in 1945. A: Gutierrez B: Ramage C: Mendez D: Alvarez

Q 6: In California, segregation of children of Mexican origin was legally and explicitly based on race. True False Q7: Segregation of Mexican children continued decades after the Brown v. Board of Education decision because the decision only applied in situations in which districts implemented segregation based on race. True False Q8: In 1970 the Supreme Court established that Mexican Americans, regardless of their racial status, were a socially recognized ethnic minority, and therefore, the provisions of Brown v Board of Education applied to this population. True False Q9: The———————family served as the catalyst for desegregation in El Monte in 1945. A: Gutierrez B: Ramage C: Mendez D: Alvarez