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A Missouri landlord refuses to rent an apartment to a prospective tenant because the tenant's grandparents immigrated from Eastern Europe, and the landlord prefers tenants with American-born families. Which protected class under Missouri law is most directly implicated by this refusal?

Correct Answer

A) Ancestry under the Missouri Human Rights Act

The landlord's refusal is based on the tenant's family lineage and descent — the fact that grandparents immigrated from Eastern Europe. This constitutes discrimination based on 'ancestry,' which is a protected class specifically added by the Missouri Human Rights Act (RSMo Chapter 213) and is not found in the federal Fair Housing Act. Ancestry refers to a person's descent or ethnic lineage.

Answer Options
A
Ancestry under the Missouri Human Rights Act
B
Race under the Missouri Human Rights Act
C
Familial status under the federal Fair Housing Act
D
National origin under the federal Fair Housing Act

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