Booker t. washington believed that the best interests of african american people could be achieved through education and learning work related skills. he believed that and would gradually win respect and acceptance. a) a degree and owning a business b) wealth and culture c) acts of violence and force d) silence and submission

The correct answer is B) Wealth and Culture.

Booker T. Washington believed that the best interests of African American people could be achieved through education and learning work-elated skills. He believed that wealth and culture would gradually gain respect and acceptance.

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