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Free Study Guide for Up From Slavery by Booker T. Washington-Summary
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1. Booker had no idea when he had been born because
a. slaves
were uneducated.
b. records were never kept by black people.
c. slaves
were not allowed to know this information.
2. Once the Emancipation occurred Booker and his family
a. traveled to West Virginia to work.
b. stayed on the plantation.
c. took jobs in salt mines in Ohio. ........
........15. The greatest speech Booker ever made occurred
a. at
the White House.
b. in Malden, West Virginia.
c. in Atlanta, Georgia.
1.) b
2.) a
3.) c
4.) a
5.) c
6.) b
7.) c
8.) c
9.) a
10.) c
11.) a
12.) b
13.)
c
14.) a
15.) c
1. Explain Booker’s ideas about education and work by citing examples from
the autobiography.
2. Why did he take up public speaking and how successful
was he? Why was the Atlanta Exposition speech so important? ........
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