Booker T Washington's Hopes for African Americans Lay in a Program

Multiple Choice

Booker T. Washington's hopes for African Americans lay in a program of self-help through education. With the help of white philanthropists, he established the Tuskegee Institute where training emphasized

A) immediately lucrative careers in medicine, law, and finance.
B) long-term career goal-setting.
C) immediately useful vocations such as farming, preaching, and blacksmithing.
D) a liberal arts degree as a prelude to public office.