Answers U.S. History 1 MP 234 CHSCivil Rights at the Turn of the Century

Civil Rights at the Turn of the Century Answers

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both believed in the accommodationist approach to racial segregation

both engaged in activism to end racial segregation

both supported full racial equality

both were founders of the NAACP

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that social rights were a part of civil rights

that the Constitution should be interpreted without regard to race

that “separate but equal” was a valid legal doctrine

that "separate but equal" did not justify racial segregation

Booker T. Washington believed that African American accommodation to segregation should be accompanied by

resistance to discriminatory laws .

hard work, education, and patience.

insistence on support from the government.

peaceful challenges to daily injustices.

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It was an important tool in ending segregation.

It reinforced segregation and discrimination.

It could work, if paired with more aggressive tactics.

It was the cause of violence against African Americans.

W. E. B. Du Bois was a sociologist and activist who

helped found the NAACP.

helped found the Universal Negro Improvement Association.

supported the accommodationist approach.

supported the Plessy v. Ferguson ruling.

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