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... Washington believe blacks in the South would achieve success ? 7. Why was Washington's emphasis on industrial or vocational education acceptable to both southern whites and most people throughout the North ? 8. Why was Washington ...
... Washington believe blacks in the South would achieve success ? 7. Why was Washington's emphasis on industrial or vocational education acceptable to both southern whites and most people throughout the North ? 8. Why was Washington ...
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... Washington 8. Tuskeegee Institute 9. doctrine of industrial education 10. W.E.B. Du Bois 11. Jan E. Matzelinger 12. Elijah McCoy 13. Afro - American League 14. T. Thomas Fortune 15. American Negro Academy 16. Up From Slavery ( 1890 ) 17 ...
... Washington 8. Tuskeegee Institute 9. doctrine of industrial education 10. W.E.B. Du Bois 11. Jan E. Matzelinger 12. Elijah McCoy 13. Afro - American League 14. T. Thomas Fortune 15. American Negro Academy 16. Up From Slavery ( 1890 ) 17 ...
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... Washington , D.C. b . Its relief and recovery programs were administered directly from Washington , D.C. , with no implementation on the local level . c . It relieved the suffering of many of those on whose poverty some white ...
... Washington , D.C. b . Its relief and recovery programs were administered directly from Washington , D.C. , with no implementation on the local level . c . It relieved the suffering of many of those on whose poverty some white ...
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