Which of the following selections from the article BEST supports the idea 10 points that black leaders often disagreed on the best way to get civil rights?"
(A) For a little more than 10 years during Reconstruction, after the Civil War, blacks
saw real opportunities. However, when northern armies left in 1877, everything
changed and the era of Redemption began.
(B) For 58 years, African-Americans reorganized, educated themselves and learned
small acts of protest. Much of this is seen in the history of the Great Migration, where
blacks began to move from the fields in the South to the cities in the North.
(C) In the first 20 years of the 20th century, Booker T. Washington's ideas about
patiently waiting for civil rights changed. The NAACP, founded by Du Bois, challenged
the laws that made blacks second-class citizens.
(D) Washington hoped that blacks would be allowed some freedom to find good jobs.
He believed other civil rights could come later. For other black leaders, like W. E.B. Du
Bois, who had just received his Ph. D. from Harvard University, this was unacceptable.