In this spectrum of black civil rights leaders, the most radical leader should be placed on the left and the least radical leader on the right. How should this chart be completed? A: Garvey; B: Washington; C: DuBois A: Garvey; B: DuBois; C: Washington A: DuBois; B: Washington; C: Garvey A: Washington; B: Garvey: C: DuBois

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2 January, 16:16

In this spectrum of black civil rights leaders, the most radical leader should be placed on the left and the least radical leader on the right. How should this chart be completed? A: Garvey; B: Washington; C: DuBois A: Garvey; B: DuBois; C: Washington A: DuBois; B: Washington; C: Garvey A: Washington; B: Garvey: C: DuBois

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A: Garvey; B: DuBois; C: Washington

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The most radical leader was Marcus Garvey, (1887-1940) He used different ways in order to give importance to his community. He created the Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League. With the objective to convey his message in a better way, he published the newspaper "Negro World." Black Star Line was a shipping company under his supervision too, its employees were Africans who used to do business all over the world.