Question

multiple choice practice
civil rights leaders
ss.912.a.5.8 compare the views of booker t. washington, w.e.b. dubois, and marcus garvey relating to the african-american experience.
1 booker t. washington stated this in his \atlanta compromise\ speech in 1895.
\cast down your bucket where you are. cast it down in making friends in every manly way of the people of all races by whom you are surrounded.\
based on the quote, which did washington believe was the best path toward civil rights for african americans?
a focusing on economic self-improvement
b seeking political office at the national level
c pursuing higher education at integrated universities
d demanding federal legislation to enforce desegregation
2 which summarizes w.e.b. dubois advocacy compared to washington?
a anarchist philosophies over capitalist ideologies
b direct demands for equality over vocational training
c economic self-sufficiency over double-consciousness
d initiatives for migrating to another country over political action
3 which was unique about garvey compared to washington and dubois?
a garvey advocated for a return to africa.
b garvey relied on white philanthropy for support.
c garvey assimilated into mainstream american culture.
d garvey focused on higher education for the \talented tenth.\
4 below is an image of the naacp building in 1936. the flag says \a man was lynched yesterday.\ with which statement would w.e.b. dubois agree?
a economic progress will minimize motivation for lynching in cities.
b emigration to africa and separation of the races will solve issues of racial violence.
c public pressure for federal intervention will lead to greater protection for african americans
d organizations should focus on advocacy against violence in the south where kkk membership is low.

Explanation:

Question 1

Booker T. Washington's "Atlanta Compromise" emphasized economic self - improvement and vocational training, working within the existing social order. Option A matches this as he believed in focusing on economic self - improvement. Option B is incorrect as he didn't focus on national political office. Option C is wrong as he supported vocational training over integrated higher education. Option D is incorrect as he didn't demand federal desegregation legislation.

W.E.B. DuBois advocated for direct demands for equality, including political and social equality, and the "Talented Tenth" getting higher education. Booker T. Washington focused on vocational training. Option B correctly contrasts DuBois' direct equality demands with Washington's vocational training focus. Option A is incorrect as DuBois wasn't an anarchist. Option C is wrong as economic self - sufficiency was Washington's focus and double - consciousness was DuBois' concept. Option D is incorrect as DuBois didn't advocate migration.

Marcus Garvey advocated for the "Back to Africa" movement, which was unique compared to Washington (economic self - improvement) and DuBois (equality demands). Option A is correct. Option B is incorrect as Garvey didn't rely on white philanthropy. Option C is wrong as Garvey didn't assimilate into mainstream American culture. Option D is incorrect as the "Talented Tenth" was DuBois' idea.

Answer:

A. focusing on economic self - improvement

Question 2