Unit 5 Sections 1-4

What did the idea of the New South include regarding race relations?

• Integration of races

• Keeping the races separate

• Promoting racial equality

• Ignoring race relations

By the end of the century, what helped expand South Carolina's railroad system?

• Government funding

• Investments from entrepreneurs

• Foreign aid

• Natural resources

What impact did the railroad have on rural areas and small towns?

• Decrease in population

• Increase in population and new businesses

• Closure of businesses

• Decline in agriculture

How many workers were there in South Carolina in 1880?

• 47,000

• 167

• 2,000

• 14

What was a key factor for people moving to South Carolina?

• Better education

• Employment in mills

• Political freedom

• Cultural attractions

What was a major reason for migration to urban areas?

• To escape pollution

• To find employment

• To enjoy city life

• To access better healthcare

Select the three new leading products exported from South Carolina.

• Phosphates

• Lumber

• Grain

• Rice

What was South Carolina's role in the phosphate industry?

• Minor producer

• World's leading producer

• Importer

• Consumer

What made unity among workers difficult?

• Language barriers

• Discrimination against Blacks and immigrants

• Lack of communication

• Different work schedules

What was one way for workers and farmers to unite and work for change?

• Forming political parties

• Joining labor unions

• Starting businesses

• Attending rallies