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Which of the following were still problems facing the
US at the end of the 50's
Racism, Gender Inequality, Voting Rights for blacks
Slavery, Women's right to vote, Building of
Infrastructure

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Final answer:

Racism, gender inequality, and voting rights for blacks were significant issues in the US at the end of the 50s.


Explanation:

Racism, gender inequality, and voting rights for blacks were still significant problems facing the US at the end of the 50s. Despite the civil rights movement making progress, challenges related to discrimination persisted, with ongoing inequalities and barriers to equality remaining prominent.


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