Jonathan Gibbs and Education During Reconstruction
In what way did Jonathan Gibbs influence African American education during the Reconstruction era?
A
He founded a highly successful charter school for African Americans that served as a model for subsequent institutions.
B
He successfully advocated for a public education system in Florida designed to improve opportunities for African Americans.
C
He believed that schools sponsored and controlled by religious institutions were the ideal model and directed his efforts toward establishing them.
D
He dedicated his life to preaching in African Methodist Episcopal churches about the importance of education for African Americans.