New South Review Quiz SS8H7a

Who were the three members of the Bourbon Triumvirate?

• Joseph E Brown, Alfred H Colquitt, John B Gordon

• Henry Grady, Tom Watson, John B Gordon

• Joseph E Brown, Henry Grady, Tom Watson

• Alfred H Colquitt, Henry Grady, Tom Watson

The Bourbon Triumvirate controlled both the senate and the Governor’s office from the 1870s to 1890s. What did they ignore in Georgia? (Fill in the blank)

• Education

• Railroads

• Industry

• Agriculture

What was Tom Watson's greatest accomplishment while in Congress?

• New South Policies

• Rural Free Delivery Act

• Populist Party

• Piedmont Park in Atlanta - 3.

The Farmers Alliance turned into which political group?

• New South Policies

• Rural Free Delivery Act

• Populist Party

• Piedmont Park in Atlanta

Where was the International Cotton Exposition held and how many did they have?

• New York - 2

• Piedmont Park in Atlanta - 3

• Washington D.C. - 1

• Chicago - 4

How did Tom Watson differ from Henry Grady? (When he was still a 'good guy')

• He liked the 'New South' policies

• He did not like the 'New South' policies

• He supported the Populist Party

• He was against the Rural Free Delivery Act.

What was the purpose of the ICE event?

• To encourage local businesses

• To encourage industry to move to the South

• To promote the Rural Free Delivery Act

• To support the Populist Party.

Who is responsible for bringing ICE to GA?

• Henry Grady

• Farmers Alliance

• Populist Party

• Rural Free Delivery Act

The Farmers Alliance turned into the ________.

• A) New South Policies

• B) Rural Free Delivery Act

• C) Populist Party

• D) Piedmont Park in Atlanta - 3

The “New South” was created after Reconstruction, and was influenced by a variety of individuals, groups, and events. Which statement BEST describes the influence of the group known as the Bourbon Triumvirate during this time? (H7a)

• The Bourbon Triumvirate gave more power to the Freedmen’s Bureau.
• Increasing industry and lowering taxes were two major goals of the Bourbon Triumvirate.
• The Bourbon Triumvirate encouraged more government services for taxpayers.
• Improvement of public schools and educational equality were the focus of the Bourbon Triumvirate.