TAG Unit 7 Worksheet Review

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Joseph E Brown

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(b) Alfred Colquitt

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(c) John Gordon

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(d) Bourbon Triumvirate

• served as GA Governor

• fought in Civil War (AC)

• wanted new businessess and industry to come to GA

• Southern Democrat

• low taxes & few government services

• dropped out of UGA

• judge

• served as US Senator

• Lawyer (JB)

• worked as a coal mine manager

• Lawyer (AC)

• Fought in Civil War (JG)

• Confederates

• graduated from Princeton

Why is Henry Grady considered the “voice of the New South”?

• promoting industrialization, economic diversification, and reconciliation between the North and South after the Civil War

• he fought to maintain the agricultural dominance of the South without industrial change.

• leading a military campaign during the Civil War.

• his advocacy to keep the South completely isolated from Northern influence.

What can you conclude about the purpose of the excerpt?

• highlight the South's economic dependence on the North and advocate for the industrial and economic self-sufficiency of the New South

• to criticize the North for exploiting the South's resources during the funeral.

• emphasize the superiority of Northern goods over Southern goods in all industries.

• to celebrate the South's reliance on Northern manufacturing as a symbol of national unity.

Describe the impact Ga Newspapers had at this time?

• significant role in shaping public opinion, advocating for economic development and modernization

• focused solely on international news and ignored regional issues.

• discussing economic or social change, focusing exclusively on entertainment and leisure.

• controlled by Northern publishers and had no influence on Southern public opinion.

What was the importance of the International Cotton Exposition?

• showcased the South's industrial progress, promoted investment, and emphasized the region's potential to compete in a modern, industrialized economy.

• solely a cultural event which focused on showcasing black businesses in Atlanta and emphasized the growing industrial economy in Georgia.

• it marked the end of cotton production in the South, no longer was cotton the dominant crop. Agriculture became a way of the past as Atlanta was industrializing.

• to celebrate the Ga's Equality Act of 1906 that was passed in the GGA. This event led to Black moving South to gain better equality.

Does Justice Brown think segregation should be permitted?  Explain?  To what part of the 14^th amend does he refer?

We consider the underlying fallacy of the plaintiff's argument to consist in the assumption that the enforced separation of the two races stamps the colored race with a badge of inferiority

What is Justice Brown saying above?

• Plessy's assumptions are true

• Segregation does create an inferiority of the races

• Just because the races have been separated, does not mean one is inferior than the other.

• Plessy's claims about separation of the races is false

• Segregation does create inferiority of the black race

Does Justice Harlan think segregation should be permitted?  Why or why not?  To what part of the 14^th amendment does he refer?

According to Justice Harlan, what effects will this type of legislation have on the United States and its citizens in the future?  What specific phrase from the excerpt says this?

• “the interests of both require that the common government of all shall not permit the seeds o 
  race hate to be planted under the sanction of law.” 

• He believes that if blacks and white are not allowed to come  
  into contact with each other, they will never learn to get along and be okay with each other. 

• He believes that if blacks and whites are not allowed together, then this could lead to another civil war.

According to Justice Harlan, what effects will this type of legislation have on the United States and its citizens in the future?