Question

the physical separation of groups that is not legally sanctioned or imposed by the government but instead stems from individual preferences and economic forces is known as
inequality of opportunity.
inequality of outcome.
de facto segregation.
de jure segregation.

question 16
1 pts
two distinct school systems for white and black students is an example of
inequality of opportunity.
inequality of outcome.
de facto segregation.
de jure segregation.

Explanation:

1. De - facto segregation is the physical separation of groups that occurs due to individual preferences and economic forces rather than government - imposed laws. So, for the first question, this is the correct term.
2. De - jure segregation refers to segregation that is legally sanctioned. Two distinct school systems for White and Black students were often the result of legal requirements in the past, making it an example of de - jure segregation.

Answer:

First question: de facto segregation.
Second question: de jure segregation.