This thinker noted that African-Americans were better off than rural Sicilians “saturated with antiquity” while describing his visit to Europe in the book The Man Farthest Down. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this thinker whose model of industrial education was implemented in 20th-century African colonies. This thinker names an institute in Liberia established by several students from his Tuskegee Institute.
ANSWER: Booker T. Washington [or Booker Taliaferro Washington]
[10h] Angela Zimmerman’s book Alabama in Africa notes how the Tuskegee Institute advised colonial cotton production in this country. Alois Musil and Emil Holub were proponents of an unrealized Czechoslovak colony in this country.
ANSWER: Togo [accept German Togoland]
[10m] Like Washington, W.E.B. DuBois was aware of the global dimension of Jim Crow, using this two word phrase coined by Frederick Douglass to describe the “problem of the 20th century.”
ANSWER: “color line”
<Ethan Strombeck, Other History>