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My word is relieved. They are probably pleased and mostly relieved that they finally get equality and not fake equality(separate but equal). They won't have to make harsh trips to get to their school because there are less African American school. They also will have better education in a better learning environment with the right materials and number of students. They are finally free of discrimination when learning is involved.

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My word is disappointed. Because since they are a segregationist they want blacks and whites to be separated and for it to stay like that. They didnt like the idea of equality and now that they are somewhat equal the segregationists are furious.

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a word i would use to describe the African Americans reactions would be excited because they were going to get the chance to experience what its like to have a good education and the color barrier would be broken so society would start to be more integrated.

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Ecstatic because they aren't separate anymore and they have broken through the color barrier of the Jim Crow laws and schools are to be integrated.

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Ecstatic because they aren't separate anymore and they have broken through the color barrier of the Jim Crow laws and schools are to be integrated.

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Inspired
Now that color barriers are being broken, I think this will give African Americans the confidence to keep pushing to get rid of the Jim Crow Laws and aim to rid the country of segregation all together.

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Cautiously excited. I think they would be excited to integrate schools to give their children a better opportunity to succeed, but they know that there will be people in the school that aren't accepting of them or their children and were happy with segregation. They don't want their kids to be treated badly, but they also want access to the resources that were being withheld from them.

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Joyful
one word to describe African Americans reactions to the Brown v Board decision would be joyful because this case changed there lives significantly. they were given the ability to get a better education and go to a better school. this gave them more hope to keep fighting for equality and try and end discrimination and the doctrine of separate but equal.

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Hopeful
One word is hopeful because this case made a huge difference in their lives. It gave them the opportunity to a better education which could result in better jobs. Also it paved the way for future cases and protests to allow more integration within public facilities. They were also hopeful that this may start to put an end to discrimination and the doctrine of separate but equal.

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Promising because they have now seen that their efforts are not going to waste and they are making an impact and changing society for the better. Their reaction would be positive and they would be given hope to keep fighting for equality and get rid of the segregation and discrimination between blacks and whites.

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one word i would use to describe how they felt would be inspired. I chose this word because it shows that the court is against the seperate but equal doctrine. in the future they can no longer be discriminated or segregated against. their children can also have proper education and social freedom. it goes against Plessy vs Ferguson which supported segregation in schools.

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angry
Segregationists will be surprised to see that the supreme court is not for segregation. They will be intimidated to know that the world of discrimination and racial superiority is falling. They believe that there is no violation of the 14th amendment and would also be outraged because they see no unjust action. They support the separate but equal doctrine and believe that there is no inequality.

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Angry
A segregationist would be angry because they do not want their white children mixing or coming in contact with the black children. They aren't considered equal and shouldn't be treated like they are. The integration of races can lead to relationships with each other and the white parents don't want that.

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The segregationists would be shocked because the color barrier and segregation in education had not been challenged with very much strength,  until this case. And,      the challenge was successful, and completely erased the relevance of the Plessy v Ferguson decision.

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My word is unhappy. The segregationist will be unhappy because they feel like african americans kids do not belong in their kids school. They think that they will hinder and harm their kids well-being and education.

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One word I would use is hopeful because its a step closer to breaking down the color barrier and trying to end segregation. It also shows that the court is lessening their favor in the separate but equal doctrine

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A word to describe how the segregationists will react is unaccepted. They feel that the integration of schools will lead to the inter mingling of different races which will lead to the mongrelization of the human race. They also said that the South will create a big resistance to oppose the decision, and the Supreme court will see the opposition and understand that the racial integration will not accepted, and they will keep segregating schools.

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A word I would use to describe how African-Americans will react to the Brown v Board decision is inspired. They are one stop closer to not being segregated at all. I think this decision can inspire them to keep fighting to break the color barrier forever.

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They will reject it. They opposed the idea of giving African Americans the social freedoms they were denied because of the Separate but Equal doctrine. They thought the integration of the two races was going to bring the country down because they considered African Americans inferior to whites.

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Segregationists will react to the Brown v Board decision by thinking it is not right. They will disagree because they think they are being separate but equal, and that it is fair.

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One word I would use to describe how African Americans will react to the Brown v Board decision is inspired because this is a big breakthrough of the color barrier and is proof that integration has a chance of working for everyone everywhere.

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My word is mad. A segregationist would be mad about the decision because they are all for discrimination. They don't want their children coming in contact with these African Americans and can't believe the Supreme Court would allow this.

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One word I'd use to describe a segregationist's reaction to the B v. B decision would be unnerved. They felt as if having black children in a class was a danger or a problem for the white children, so they would be upset about it. They had a baseless hate for colored people, and didn't want them to start forming relationships with the white kids.

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I think one word to describe how African Americans will react to the Brown v Board decision is empowered because they feel like somebody is finally on their side.

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A  word to describe how a segregationist would react is probably anxious/ disgusted. From the quotes we know that they are worried about mongrelization as a result of integrating schools. They are probably worried what their reputation might be if their child breaks the social color barrier; which can never really be prohibited, and makes a friend with a black child

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A segregationist would not be happy because they don't thing that African Americans belong to their school nor do they fit .

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A segregationist would not be happy because they don't thing that African Americans belong to their school nor do they fit .

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