1)The Progressives of the early twentieth century manifested ambivalent and contradictory attitudes toward America's "race question

1)The Progressives of the early twentieth century manifested ambivalent and contradictory attitudes toward America's "race question." Explore some of the elements of that ambivalence. 2. To what extent did "Pan-Africanism" capture the issues facing black Americans in the Progressive era? 3. Booker T. Washington and other black leaders disagreed about what would constitute racial progress. Why was it difficult for black constituencies to unite on one strategy? 4. What qualities did Progressive-era black leaders have in common? 5. Compare and contrast W.E.B. Du Bois and Booker T. Washington strategies for black social and economic progress?