Booker T. Washington Quiz History Channel

What was Booker T. Washington's status at birth?

• Born a free man

• Born a slave

• Born into a wealthy family

• Born in Europe

What is Booker T. Washington most celebrated for?

• Being a political leader

• Being a renowned artist

• Being a celebrated educator and orator

• Being a famous scientist

Which network produced the video about Booker T. Washington?

• Discovery Channel

• HISTORY Channel

• PBS

• National Geographic

What is the duration of the Booker T. Washington video?

• 10 minutes

• 5 minutes

• 3 minutes 30 seconds

• 2 minutes

Which of the following is NOT a feature available on the HISTORY Channel website?

• HISTORY Vault

• Online Shopping

• HISTORY Podcasts

• Live TV

Which social media platform is NOT mentioned for following HISTORY?

• Facebook

• LinkedIn

• Instagram

• Twitter

What type of content does the HISTORY Channel provide?

• Reality TV

• Science Fiction

• Historical Documentaries

• Cooking Shows

What is the primary focus of the video about Booker T. Washington?

• His inventions

• His family background

• His life and work

• His political career

 What was Booker T. Washington’s philosophy for how African American people should achieve racial equality?

• Booker T. Washington created the idea of the "talented tenth" to fight against Jim Crow segregation

• Booker T. Washington believed in an gradual approach to racial equality where he suggested that African Americans fight for Civil Rights

• Booker T. Washington believed in an immediate approach to racial equality where he suggested that African Americans fight for Civil Rights

• Booker T. Washington believed in a gradual approach to racial equality where he suggested that African Americans gain a technical education and work hard

Booker T. Washington was a speaker, writer, and educator BEST known for

• establishing the United Negro College Fund.

• founding the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute.

• performing agricultural research at the Tuskegee Institute.

• founding Spelman College, the first black college for women.