Which of the following is not indicative of Woodrow Wilson's views on race relations in America?
A) He displayed at best a patronizing attitude toward blacks.
B) He praised the movie The Birth of a Nation.
C) He allowed southerners in his cabinet and in Congress to impose rigid segregation on all levels of the government.
D) He dined with Booker T. Washington at the White House
E) None of these choices illustrates his attitudes

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Woodrow Wilson did not dine with Booker T. Washington at the White House; it was Theodore Roosevelt who famously did so, causing a significant controversy at the time. Wilson's administration is noted for its regressive policies on race, including segregation in federal offices.

Which of the Following Is Not Indicative of Woodrow Wilson's