Question

marcus garvey’s program in the 1920s emphasized
vocational training.
a back–to–africa movement.
integration into mainstream society.
separate–but–equal doctrines.

Explanation:

Marcus Garvey, a prominent Black nationalist leader in the 1920s, was best known for advocating the back-to-Africa movement, which promoted the resettlement of Black people in Africa as a path to racial pride and self-determination. The other options do not align with his core program: vocational training was a focus of Booker T. Washington, integration was pushed by later civil rights leaders, and separate-but-equal was a segregationist legal doctrine he did not support.

Answer:

a back-to-Africa movement.