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I) Blacks and Women Organize A) Controversy Among African-Americans * Booker T. Washington was the nations foremost black leader from the 1890s -1915. (1) Born as a slave in Virginia, he enrolled into school at 16 years old. (2) He said that blacks first needed to ascertain useful vocational skills. Once they proved their stance in society, he predicted racism would diminish. * Many blacks revered Washington, especially in the south, but the North increasingly started to challenge his ideas. With racism on the rise, his ideas seemed unrealistic. * W. E. B. Du Bois demanded for blacks the same intellectual opportunities as whites, as well as resist all forms of discrimination towards them. B) The Founding of the NAACP * National railroad tie for the Advancement of Colored People was formed in 1909 by Oswald Willard with Du Bois and many of his allies from the Niagara Movement. * The NAACP rejected Washingtons progress and called for political equality for blacks and an end to the racial discrimination. C) Revival of the Woman- vote Movement * In 1910, women could only vote in Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, and Idaho. Woman suffrage failed in the US early.

* Many of these women were upset at the fact that less(prenominal) educated immigrant men vote. * The National American Woman Suffrage Association was formed to reform against. (3) They adopted the so-called engaging plan: grass-roots organization with tight central coordination. * Following the plan, Women lobbied legislators, distributed literature, conducted referenda, and organised parades and rallies. * Josephine Dodge was a leader of the antis who was already wealthy and had power * Alice capital of Minnesota founded the Womans party and pressured the government to enact a woman-suffrage amendment, and picketed around the White House around the clock * The 19th... If you want to get off a full essay, order it on our website: Ordercustompaper.com

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