How did William Monroe Trotter feel about Booker T. Washington's efforts and views?
A) Trotter supported him wholeheartedly and accepted political appointments as a loyal aid to Washington.
B) He thought Washington did not go far enough in championing accommodation with whites.
C) He became a vocal, intense critic of Washington; he felt that Washington was yielding too much power to whites.
D) Trotter, as an influential white man, appreciated Washington's efforts.
Question 2
What did the Niagara Movement demand in 1905?
A) It demanded that blacks accept segregation for the time being in order to stop the enormous number of lynchings against them.
B) It demanded that all black leaders stand with Booker T. Washington.
C) It was never able to unify on any one goal or idea and broke up soon after its formation.
D) It argued that blacks should protest vigorously for their rights, better schools, housing, and an end to racial prejudice.
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