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What did the Every Student Succeeds Act do differently from No Child Left Behind?

What did the Court rule from the Harvard case?

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What did the Court rule from the Harvard case?
Colleges can use affirmative action as long as they don’t use quotas
Affirmative action in admissions is constitutional with no restrictions
The use of affirmative action in college admissions is unconstitutional
None of the above
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What did the Every Student Succeeds Act do differently from No Child Left Behind?
It postponed the date that schools needed to be “proficient” by
It increase state flexibility for educational policies
It provided significantly less funding for schools
It increased federal power in education
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What is an example of bussing?
a type of bus schedule during the 1960s
Not allowing students to ride the bus
Racially separating people on a bus
Integrating students of different races through transportation
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What did title VI cut funds from?
Project grants engaging in segregation
Protests engaging in segregation
Buses
Schools engaging in segregation
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De facto segregation is…
Factual segregation
Segregation not related to social factors
Segregation in business
Segregation not related to legal factors