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Which African American activist seemed to accept segregation, but strongly beloved in schooling for blacks and founded the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute? A) Booker T. Washington B) Fredrick
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Which African American activist seemed to accept segregation, but strongly beloved in schooling for blacks and founded the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute?

A) Booker T. Washington
B) Fredrick Douglass
C) Dred Scott
D) George Washington Carver

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Booker T. Washington


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The answer is A.

Booker T. Washington accepted segregation as long as it didn't interfere with economic progress, justice, and education in the black community. He was largely in charge of the funds for black schools and colleges.
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