Up From Slavery
Explain Booker T. Washington's idea about education by citing examples from "Up From Slavery"?
Class discussion from "Up From Slavery".
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katurra c #616964
He thought that if black people attended the hampton institute to learn many skills so you may get a job
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Up from slavery
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izabel o #616965
He thought that blacks formal slaves have to learn how to read and write so they can have their education in the hampton institution.
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Up From Slavery
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brason p #616969
he had good ideas so he had created more schools for others can learned.
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samantha s #616973
He siad that black pepole ir they wont eduactation by geting a job.
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Up From Slavery
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Natividad M #616967
He thought that education should be open to anybody. He also that if people went to the Hampton Intuit that it would be easier for them to get jobs.
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the poem, the article, and the video.
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syncere j #616976
His idea was to get black people an education so he wanted to helped them learn to read and write.
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up from slavery
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Isabella G #616971
Booker thought that education was important.Booker also thought that education should be open and free to learn by everyone even if they are different.
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jazzy p #616970
Booker T. was a hard worker, and he was self taught.Cause he was a little bit of educated.
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Up From Slavery
