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Question 2 (1 point) How do social scientists tend to view the legacy of slavery and Jim Crow segregation? Although much progress has been made, the inequalities established by slavery and Jim Crow have been intergenerationally transferred into today. No progress has been made and racial inequality is as bad as it was during slavery and Jim Crow. Because of progress, racial inequality has been completely eliminated. Racial and ethnic minorities as a whole are actually socially and economically advantaged now.

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How do social scientists tend to view the legacy of slavery and Jim Crow segregation?
Although much progress has been made, the inequalities established by slavery and Jim Crow have been intergenerationally transferred into today.
No progress has been made and racial inequality is as bad as it was during slavery and Jim Crow.
Because of progress, racial inequality has been completely eliminated.
Racial and ethnic minorities as a whole are actually socially and economically advantaged now.

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