1. Booker T. Washington was an American educator, author, orator and advisor to the presidents of the United States. He was a prominent African American leader, and a voice for former slaves and their descendants.
Washington was critical of segregation laws. However, he wanted a "slow" approach towards change. He believed African Americans should concentrate on gaining wealth and jobs, particularly in "industrial" education, instead of fighting for political rights. Washington believed that a stable, wealthy African American populace would serve as evidence of their worth, and that full civil and political rights would follow. He also believed that this approach would cause less backlash from white Americans and therefore reduce conflict.
2. I think this way, despite its apparent advantages, was not the best way to tackle segregation. I think Washington was too optimistic when he thought that political rights would naturally follow economic independence. I also believe that this strategy asked Black Americans to sacrifice too many rights. Moreover, it would be impossible for African Americans to accumulate wealth and access job without enjoying full political and civil rights.
The third estate if you’re talking about the French
Answer:
B. The events of the Warring states period is the correct answer.
Explanation:
The era of Chinese history characterised by military, bureaucratic reforms and characterised by warfare is known as Warring States Period. It was followed by Spring and Autumn period and ended with the QIn wars of conquest. Three belief systems came into prominence during the warring states period. (Confucianism, Daoism and Legalism).
Confucius was a government minister during the end of Zhou period. <em><u>He was concerned about the leaders and their ethical cultivation. It was due to the events of warring states period that he urged ethical behaviour and framing responsible government as a moral duty</u></em>. He taught that instead of punishments the rulers should align their policies with virtue and the people will have as sense of shame and fulfil their roles.
The answer to your problem is false.
No they did not stop after July 1945
