Which statement best describes the differences in goals and methods between W. E. B. DuBois and Booker T. Washington?

A.

DuBois felt that education wasn't that important; Washington believed blacks should never compromise.

B.

DuBois had the support of most white Americans; Washington was seen as a troublemaker.

C.

DuBois stressed the importance of jobs; Washington pushed for social equality.

D.

DuBois insisted on full equality under the law; Washington felt equality would come after blacks had good jobs.

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Yaretzi Fisher

6 April, 15:54

Which statement best describes the differences in goals and methods between W. E. B. DuBois and Booker T. Washington?

A.

DuBois felt that education wasn't that important; Washington believed blacks should never compromise.

B.

DuBois had the support of most white Americans; Washington was seen as a troublemaker.

C.

DuBois stressed the importance of jobs; Washington pushed for social equality.

D.

DuBois insisted on full equality under the law; Washington felt equality would come after blacks had good jobs.

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Madisyn Dougherty · Answer 1

C.

DuBois stressed the importance of jobs; Washington pushed for social equality.

The whites and the blacks loved DuBois. Only blacks loved Washington. They made speaches and washington was the founder of the scocety for blacks.