Question

Since Thurgood Marshall was appointed to the Supreme Court and a fellow justice said that no one did more to "lead our country out of the wilderness of segregation," what can be inferred about Marshall?

A.
He never lost a case that he argued before the Supreme Court.

B.
He was greatly respected and admired by others.

C.
He was not aware of how great his accomplishments were.

D.
He sometimes regretted being a lawyer rather than a politician.

Answer 1

C I think 99% sure tho

Answer 2

:)

Answer 3

yw