Let’s go step by step to match each term with its correct definition.
We have 6 terms on the left:
1. Segregation
2. Public Facilities
3. Board of Education
4. Supreme Court
5. Constitution
And 5 definitions on the right (note: there are 6 terms but only 5 definitions — that means one term might not be used, or perhaps “Constitution” is meant to match with something else? Let’s check carefully).
Wait — looking again at the image layout (even though I can’t describe it), from your description and standard knowledge:
The definitions given are:
A. The highest judicial court in a country
B. Buildings and spaces owned or funded by the government
C. Governing principles of a state or country
D. The enforced separation of racial groups
E. Government unit that oversees a local school system
Now let’s match them logically:
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Segregation = This means separating people by race, especially in schools, buses, etc. So this matches
D.
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Public Facilities = These are places like parks, libraries, schools, restrooms — owned or paid for by the government. That’s
B.
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Board of Education = This is the group that runs the local school district — makes rules, hires teachers, etc. So that’s
E.
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Supreme Court = In the U.S., this is the top court — final say on laws. So that’s
A.
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Constitution = This is the main set of rules for how a country or state works — like the U.S. Constitution. So that’s
C.
That leaves no unmatched term — all 5 terms match the 5 definitions. Wait — you listed 6 terms? Let me double-check your original list:
You wrote:
- SEGREGATION
- PUBLIC FACILITIES
- BOARD OF EDUCATION
- SUPREME COURT
- CONSTITUTION
That’s 5 terms. Maybe “BROWN VS. BOARD EDUCATION WORKSHEETS” at the bottom is just the title, not a term to match.
So we’re good — 5 terms, 5 definitions.
Final matching:
- Segregation → D
- Public Facilities → B
- Board of Education → E
- Supreme Court → A
- Constitution → C
All matched correctly.
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Final Answer:
Segregation → The enforced separation of racial groups
Public Facilities → Buildings and spaces owned or funded by the government
Board of Education → Government unit that oversees a local school system
Supreme Court → The highest judicial court in a country
Constitution → Governing principles of a state or country
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of brown v board of education worksheet.