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B.T. Washington - Up from SlaveryWhich of the following best describes Washington's attitude toward African Americans' quest for civil rights in the South?Group of answer choicesHe believed that African Americans were inherently inferior to whites and should thus accept an inferior social and legal status for perpetuity.He believed that African Americans deserved and would one day achieve equal civil rights but that those rights would have to be given freely by white Southerners.He believed that African Americans deserved equal civil rights but was pessimistic that white Southerners would ever allow them to claim those rights.He believed that civil rights could be achieved only through active and concerted political organization and through an insistence on the right to vote.
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