Answer:
We can identify at least two main beliefs or values that formed the foundation for Du Bois's rejection of Booker T. Washington.
First, we can see that Du Bois held a very strong pride in his race. He was reported to have said that he was glad that he had no "Anglo-Saxon" blood in him. (He did have some white blood, but not "Anglo-Saxon.") His pride in his race led him to be impatient with...