How did many african americans in the south respond to the enactment of jim crow laws? a. they moved out of the south. b. they joined the socialist party. c. they gave up their religious beliefs. d. they went on strike throughout the south. how were booker t. washington's and w. e.b. dubois's views on race in america alike? a. both sought a gradual reconciliation of the races. b. both wanted improved opportunities for black americans. c. both advocated violence to achieve racial equality. d. both believed that true racial equality in america was impossible. which of w. e.b. dubois's views on race differed from the views of booker t. washington? a. that blacks and whites should be equal under the lawb. that segregation was inherently wrongc. that education was vital to the success of black americansd. that blacks needed to aggressively demand equality which phrase best describes the atlanta race riot in 1906? a. violence against african americansb. african american violence against whitesc. actions of hate against jewish immigrants why was leo frank convicted? a. because many georgians hated african americansb. because leo frank was not originally from atlantac. because many georgians were prejudiced against jewsd. because there was overwhelming evidence against leo frank identify the former slave who was emancipated (freed) at the end of the civil war and found the atlanta life insurance company, one of the most successful black-owned insurance businesses in the nation. a. alonzo herndonb. web duboisc. maynard jacksond. martin luther king jr what roles did tom watson play in georgia politics? a. watson championed the interests of farmers and ordinary citizens. b. watson was a member of the bourbon triumvirate. c. watson promoted the growth of industry in georgia. d. watson founded the iron workers union in georgia. which of the following did the bourbons not support? a. diversifying agricultureb. developing industry in georgiac. giving equal status to african americans