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like I think he umm...
I think he was suffering from something kike kind if depression or anxiety like people can't get topic without geting into what they are writing so that was what I think. .....
I think maybe I am wrong. ......
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what are you trying to say exactly
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Advancing themselves through education
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In his address at the Atlanta 1985 Exposition, Booker. T. Washington urged African Americans to seek education in order to improve their lives and the lives of their families, to gain economic power, social status, and finally, political influence.
Booker T. Washington believed that the movement for civil rights should advance slowly, by first, focusing on education. He thought that once blacks were well-educated and productive members of society, the prejudices that many White Americans held against them would fade, and this would lead to their acceptance in American mainstream society.
He particularly emphasized the importance of technical education, because he thought that industry was the most important source of jobs for black people. However, he also thought a liberal arts education was important, and he hoped that one day African Americans would receive the same quality liberal arts education that White Americans received.
The Russian society has been influenced by the Byzantine Empire in many ways, and the main reason for this was that there was constant contact through trade between the two, as well as Byzantium being far ahead in numerous aspects. One of the big influences was the religion, as the Russians became Orthodox Christians under the influence of Byzantium, which was detrimental for their future development. Another influence was the literacy, as the Russians were literate and did not had their own alphabet. The Macedonian brothers Cyril and Methodius created a Slavic alphabet, and under the order of the emperor of Byzantium they spread out among the Slavic people, including the Russians. The running of the state was also influenced, as the Russians used the basis of the Byzantine code of laws.
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