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Who wanted African Americans to focus on becoming self-sufficient through hard work?
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Who wanted African Americans to focus on becoming self sufficient through hard work?
Booker t. Washington
Who wanted African-Americans to focus on becoming self-sufficient through hard work?
Booker t. Washington
Eiffel that African-Americans Constantly pushing for equal rights only lead to conflict I wanted African-Americans to focus on becoming self sufficient through hard work who am i?
Booker T. Washington
I felt African Americans constantly pushing for equal rights only led to conflict i wanted African Americans to focus on becoming self sufficient through hard work who am i?
Booker T. Washington
What tactics use to intimidate African-Americans and whites who supported African-Americans?
There were many horrible tactics used to intimidate African Americans and the non-African Americans who supported them. There were fiery crosses burned in yards, bricks thrown through windows, and people beaten.
How do Native Americans preserve their cultures through?
by becoming independent nations
What difficulties did the African Americans go through?
taking the test
How many African Americans served in congress from 1865 through 1877?
84.
What person or organization helped African Americans through the great depression?
yes
How did the prosperity and economic advantages of the period exclude most African Americans and women?
Women and African Americans were discriminated against and not allowed equality in the society through voting, education, business, and income.
In uncle toms cabin what changes Ophelia's opinion of African Americans?
In "Uncle Tom's Cabin," Ophelia's opinions of African Americans change through personal interactions with them, especially with Eva and Topsy. She comes to see their humanity and struggles, challenging her previously held prejudices and stereotypes. Through these relationships, she learns to empathize with and understand African Americans in a more compassionate way.
Southerners who gained equal rights through the civil rights act of 1866?
African Americans
