Question

1. which of garvey’s ideas would booker t. washington most likely agree with?

a. african - americans should move back to africa.
b. integration would never happen.
c. all african - americans should support the black star line.
d. african - americans deserve equal rights.

1. which politician probably saw garvey as the most dangerous?

a. a jamaican diplomat.
b. a southern congressman
c. a senator from utah.
d. a state judge in vermont.

Explanation:

1. Booker T. Washington advocated for gradual racial progress and economic advancement within the U.S., rather than immediate full equality or emigration. Garvey's call for equal rights directly clashed with Washington's accommodationist stance, making this the idea Washington would most oppose.
2. Garvey's Black nationalist and Pan-Africanist movement threatened the white supremacist power structure of the American South. Southern Congressmen, who enforced segregation and white dominance, would view Garvey as the most dangerous to their interests.

Answer:

1. d. All African-Americans deserve equal rights.
2. b. A Southern Congressman