Question

1. in the united states, some laws used to prohibit marriage between individuals of different races. what is this an example of? jim crow laws reparations genocide separate but equal doctrine

Explanation:

Jim Crow laws enforced racial segregation and discrimination, including laws against interracial marriage. Reparations involve compensating for past harms, genocide is deliberate killing of a group, and "separate but equal" was about segregated facilities. So the law prohibiting interracial marriage is a Jim Crow law.

Answer:

A. Jim Crow laws