New South T/F

Henry Grady was the editor of the Atlanta Constitution that became the "Spokesman of the New South" by spreading his ideas through his paper

• True
• False

Rebecca Latimer Felton was a progressive leader who strongly supported the Convict Lease System

• True
• False

The Populist Party mainly represented wealthy landowners

• True
• False

The purpose of the International Cotton States Exposition was to show off the new agricultural methods of the New South

• True
• False

The Rural Free Delivery Bill is considered Tom Watson's greatest accomplishment

• True
• False

Tom Watson was a Republican politician who supported poor farmers of both races

• True
• False

Henry Grady and the Bourbon Triumvirate were strong allies because they all supported the idea of adding more industry to the Georgia economy

• True
• False

Henry Grady's vision of the New South involved blending traditional ideas such as white supremacy with a more modern industrial economy

• True
• False

The Leo Frank lynching is a clear example of strong feelings of antisemitism in the South

• True
• False

The Freedmen's Bureau was established to harass and intimidate former slaves through the use of Jim Crow Laws

• True
• False