The New South Review

Joseph E. Brown, William H. Colquitt, and John B. Gordon are known as the

• Bourbon Triumvirate

• Three Horsemen

• The Democratic Trinity

• Carpetbaggers

Henry Grady used his newspaper, The Atlanta Journal, to promote the "New South", which was based on

• New industry, racial harmony, and crop diversification

• Railroads, racial harmony, and cotton farming

• Segregation, the convict-lease system, and crop diversification

• Racial violence, Jim Crow laws, and cotton farming

The main goal of the Bourbon Triumvirate was to increase

• Industry

• Railraods

• the profits for poor farmers

• the political power of the Republican party

The purpose of the International Cotton Exposition was to

• Show off Atlanta's industry and farming developments

• Show off Atlanta's racial equality and unity

• Show off Atlanta's new gold domed capital building

• Show off Atlanta's new transportation systems

How was the "New South" was different from the South before the Civil War because there was a shift towards

• Industries, mining, and railoads

• cotton farming, racial equality, and Democrats leading government

• Factories, Republicans leading government, and Jim Crow laws

• Farming diversification, racial equality, and Republicans leading govenment

Henry Grady, the spokesperson of the New South, believed that the South could compete with the North economically if

• The South invested more in factories and grew crops other than cotton

• The South used the convict-lease system to rebuild railroads and produce cotton

• The South invested more in education and eliminated Jim Crow Laws

• The South produced more raw materials for the North to use in their factories.

What was the immediate cause of the Race Riot of 1906?

• News stories about African-Americans attacking white women

• News about the murder of Mary Phagan

• Booker T. Washington's "Atlanta Compromise" speech

Which early civil rights leader believed that African-Americans should work hard and eventually they would gain equality?

• Booker T. Washington

• W.E.B. DuBois

• Alonzo Herndon

• Homer Plessy

Which early civil rights leader believed that African-Americans should demand immediate equality through active protests?

• W.E.B. DuBois

• Booker T. Washington

• Alonzo Herndon

• Homer Plessy

The African-American businessman that was born a slave, but used his trade as a barber to build his wealth until he was millionaire was

• Alonzo Herndon

• Booker T. Washington

• W.E.B. DuBois

• Homer Plessy