Booker T. Washington - U.S. History

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Booker T. Washington - U.S. History - Danny Blas

(1856-1915) Enslaved until after the Civil War, educator Booker T. Washington was one of the most influential men in black history. At the age of 16, he walked 200 miles to enroll at Virginia's Hampton Institute, a factory studies school for African-Americans. He graduated and became a teacher, then founded the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute, which would become the largest and best-endowed black education institution. His intelligent and peaceful solutions to racial problems won him the support of white society, opening the door to black progress.

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1. What was the name of the school that Booker T. Washington started? *

Tuskegee Institute

Hampton Normal School

Howard University

None of the above.

2. Whom did Booker T. Washington recruit to head the agriculture department at Tuskegee Institute? *

Frederick Douglass

George Washington Carver

W.E.B. Du Bois

None of the above.

3. Booker T. Washington's autobiography is entitled: *

My Life.

The Autobiography of Booker T. Washington.

Up From Slavery.

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4. What president did Booker T. Washington dine with? *

Woodrow Wilson

Abraham Lincoln

Franklin Roosevelt

Teddy Roosevelt

5. With whom did Booker T. Washington often come into conflict? *

W.E.B. Du Bois

George Washington Carver

Frederick Douglass

None of the above.

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