The fact that Jim Crow laws persisted for nearly one hundred years suggests that
А
average Americans were resistant to the idea of
abolishing slavery, though lawmakers were insistent.
B В
America has experienced much difficulty in separating
itself from the legacy of slavery.
С
Jim Crow laws were a problem only in the South and not
in northern American states.
D
enactment of laws is highly dependent on lawmakers'
bargaining and coalition-building abilities.