Unit 5: The New South

Which of the following is not a member of the Bourbon Triumvirate?

• Alfred Colquitt

• Joseph E. Brown
• John Gordon

• Leo Frank

The Bourbon Triumvirate wanted to ____________.

• Economic assistance for the poor

• Expansion of educational opportunities

• abolish state governments
• rebuild the South and promote industrialization

What did Henry Grady help create?

• The Cotton Exposition

• Industrial Revolution
• Confederate States of America

• Old South movement

What was the purpose of the Henry Grady's Cotton Expositions?

• To promote the economic recovery of the South and attract investment.
• To celebrate the agricultural achievements of the North.
• To promote industrialization in the South.
• To showcase European cotton production techniques.

Would the Tom Watson and the Populists have liked Henry Grady? Why?

• Yes, they supported industrialization.

• Yes, they would have admired his views on agriculture.

• No, the Populists were against political equality.

• No, Tom Watson and the Populists did not want industrialization.

What was the outcome of Plessy V. Ferguson?

• The expansion of civil rights for African Americans
• The establishment of the 'separate but equal' doctrine
• The integration of public schools
• The abolition of racial segregation

What does disenfranchise mean?

• To deprive someone of their right to vote .

• To grant someone the right to vote
• To encourage someone to exercise their right to vote
• To include someone in a group or organization

Which of the following is one way Black men were disenfranchised during the New South Era?

• Separate but equal

• Segregation
• Jim Crow laws
• Poll taxes and the White Primary

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

• Racial tensions and false newspaper reports.

• The Atlanta Governor's election.

• Political corruption in the city government.
• Economic disputes between workers and employers.

How does the state of Georgia make most of its money?

• Service industry

• Manufacturing

• Tourism and entertainment
• Agriculture and farming