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Booker t Washington attended the Hampton institute, an industrial school for black in Alabama.

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Tuskegee Institute in Alabama

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Where did Booker t Washington make his first accomplishment?

he made it in Alabama, he sponcered the Tuskegee institute


Who felt that africans as well as African Americans needed to help themselves for economic improvement?

Booker T. Washington


What are some famous explorers in Alabama?

* George Washington Carver. * Nat King Cole. * Joe Louis. * Rosa Parks. * Booker T. Washington.


What was W E B Du Bois childhood?

He grew up in some place called Barrington, Massachusetts, and i am doing a project on him right now in school, so you can trust my answer. i think that dubois was a jack bum and was very rude because he was very bad at compromising while BOOKER T. WASHINGTON was great at compromising. Booker T. Washington - the better candidate. Ida B. Wells was bad because she bot a constructor on a train and caused him to have to go to a hospital. I hope that this halped you even if i swore a little bit. :) Dubois like to play with little boy's p's and lick little girls v's. OK, so that not true, but he liked to suck dickblicks


How did Booker T. Washington die?

We believed that he died of syphillis but his body was re-examined and we now know that he died of high blood pressure. hope that helped :) beth x Booker T. Washington died November 14, 1915 when he was 56 years old at Tuskegee, Alabama. Throughout his career his racial policies drew diverse critical reactions. Black intellectuals often harshly criticized him for his "separate but equal" concept as well as for his seeming acceptance of his disenfranchisement. According to critic August Meier, "Those who accepted his accommodating doctrines understood that through tact and indirection he hoped to secure the good will of the White man and the eventual recognition of the constitutional rights of American Negros." Booker T. Washington taught his race to plan, to envision the unfolding decades and invest for them; he urged them to define success in terms of the whole of the Negro race and in terms of generations. He taught that this is how great civilizations are made, and it was to this vision that he sought to stir the race he loved so dearly.