Which of the following is true about Washington's views on African-Americans and political power?
A) Washington publicly advised the general black population to abstain from voting, running for political office, or speaking out against racial injustices
B) Washington was content with the fact that voting restrictions were applied equally to both races, regardless of whether or not they were literate or owned property
C) Washington was content with the fact that voting restrictions were applied equally to both races, regardless of whether or not they were literate or owned property. At the same time, Washington publicly advised the general black population to abstain from voting, running for political office, or speaking out against racial injustices.
D) None of these answers is correct.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Washington did not publicly advise African-Americans to abstain from political activities, nor was he content with voting restrictions. His approach was more about advocating for economic self-reliance and education as a means to improve the status of African-Americans.

Which of the Following Is True About Washington's Views on African-Americans