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term heterogeneous is a compound of two Greek words: betero, ..... 1896 In 
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Segregation Cases,2 nine justices joined3 to demand obedience to what .... 
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ing"27 of the "separate but equal" doctrine announced in Plessy in 1896 and .... 
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Question: In 1896, the Supreme Court used this oft-quoted phrase to describe acceptable segregation
Answer: separate but equal