How did Booker T. Washington plan to advance the status of African Americans in the nineteenth century?
A. by advocating for a Back to Africa movement that would return many to Africa
B. by teaching vocations and other means of mild economic gains
C. by using the legal system to challenge segregationist policies
D. by encouraging political activity and increased voter registration
Answer: B
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