6. In paragraph 2, what two pieces of evidence support the idea that the author was greatly concerned about money
for Alabama Hall?
"Imagine my surprise when the General told me, further, that these meetings were to be held, not in the
interests of Hampton, but in the interests of Tuskegee, ..."
“When we seemed at the end of our resources, so far as securing money was concerned..."
C С “... and hold meetings for a month in important cities, at which meetings he and I were to speak.”
“When we were in the midst of great anxiety as to where and how we were to get funds for the new
building..."
“I received a telegram from General Armstrong asking me if I could spend a month travelling with him
through the North.”