Question

which policy did governor orval faubus of arkansas most strongly support in the 1950s? (9h)
segregation in public places and schools
increases in the federal regulation of business
elimination of the poll tax
enforcement of civil rights legislation

Explanation:

Orval Faubus was the Governor of Arkansas in the 1950s. He is most known for his opposition to the desegregation of schools, specifically his actions during the Little Rock Nine crisis, where he supported segregation in public places and schools. The other options are inconsistent with his policies: he was not for increased federal business regulation, elimination of poll tax (which was more of a civil rights advancement he opposed), or enforcement of civil rights legislation (as he opposed desegregation - a key civil rights issue then).

Answer:

A. Segregation in public places and schools