Unit 5: The New South Review

Why was the Bourbon Triumvirate important to Georgia?

• They fought to secure rights for the hard working farmers.

• They helped bring industry to Georgia.

• They assured blacks received equal rights.

• They protected Georgia from the railroad industry.

This event promoted Atlanta's industrial capabilities and accomplishments, attracted Northern investments into the city and region, and provided jobs for former slaves and gave them opportunities to sell their cotton.

• Atlanta Cotton Exposition

• The 1996 Olympics

• The Atlanta Race of 1906

• None of the above

Tom Watson was a populist politician who fought for the rights of

• bakers and lawyers

• farmers

• industrialists

• immigrants and northerners

What was the story of the Leo Frank case?

• Leo Frank, an African American man, was accused of murdering a young girl and was found guilty with little or no evidence.

• Jim Conley, an African American man, was accused of murdering Leo Frank and was found guilty with little or no evidence. He was later kidnapped and lynched.

• Leo Frank, a Jewish man, was accused of murdering a young girl and was found guilty with little or no evidence.

• Leo Frank, a white Southerner, was accused of murdering a young girl and was found innocent after trial.

Which event is being described?  (H7b)

Newspapers printed untrue reports of black men attacking white women
White mobs killed and wounded dozens of blacks
White mobs inflicted substantial property damage in Atlanta

• Atlanta Race Riot of 1906.
• Cotton States Exposition.
• Leo Frank verdict.
• Plessy v. Ferguson verdict.

Who was tried and convicted for the death of a young worker because he was a Jewish factory manager from the North?

• Booker T. Washington
• Leo Frank
• Henry Grady
• Alonzo Grady

Which of the following political parties might a Georgia cotton farmer most likely support?

• the Bourbon Democrats
• the Populist Party
• the Republican Party
• the New South Democrats

Which event ended up leading to more segregation between whites and blacks?

• Leo Frank Case

• 1906 Atlanta Riot

• Atlanta Compromise

• New South Movement

The southern states passed a variety of laws legalizing racial segregation and mandating separate public facilities known as ______.

• White Supremacy Laws

• Plessy Laws

• Disenfranchisement Laws

• Jim Crow Laws

Which U.S. Supreme Court case allowed "separate-but-equal" facilities to be legal and acceptable?

• Franklin vs Ferguson

• Plessy vs Ferguson

• Worcester vs Georgia

• Jim Crow vs Georgia