A 1986 study of segregation on early 20th century U.S. streetcars found that the primary source of racial segregation on streetcars was
A)a longstanding tradition of racial segregation.
B)policies implemented by the owners of streetcars.
C)laws passed by the government.
D)threats by white people to boycott the streetcars if they were forced to sit with black people.

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The study found that racial segregation on streetcars was primarily enforced through laws passed by the government, rather than traditions, company policies, or threats of boycotts.

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