Final Answer:
1. c
2. Cases involving civil rights and segregation (e.g., cases challenging discriminatory laws or practices)
3. Segregation laws were laws that required separate facilities (like schools, buses, restrooms) for Black and white people, based on race.
4. Marshall fought tirelessly against segregation because he believed it was unjust and violated the Constitution’s promise of equal protection. Evidence: He attended Howard University Law School after being denied admission to the University of Maryland Law School due to his race — this unfair treatment likely fueled his determination to challenge such laws in court.
5. d
6. determination — He refused to let unfair treatment stop him and chose to attend a different law school, graduating first in his class, showing strong will and persistence.
7. a
8. 1. Argued and won *Brown v. Board of Education*, ending legal segregation in public schools.
2. Served as the first African American Supreme Court Justice, breaking barriers and influencing civil rights decisions from the bench.
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