Representative Viewpoints in U.S. Intellectual and Cultural History from 1899 to the Present Practice Test

Washington believed that it was wisest to remain patient, whereas Dubois demanded immediate change through political agitation

Washington argued for violent uprising, whereas Dubois contended that only by peaceful protest could change be affected

Dubois believed that it was wisest to remain patient, whereas Washington demanded immediate change through political agitation

Dubois argued for violent uprising, whereas Washington contended that only by peaceful protest could change be affected

Dubois and Washington held largely the same opinion on how best to achieve racial equality in America