Henry Grady and the New South

The video lesson focuses on evaluating key political, social, and economic changes in Georgia between 1877 and 1918, with a specific focus on Henry Grady and the International Cotton Expositions. Grady, a prominent figure in the New South movement, used his position at the Atlanta Journal to promote industrialization and attract Northern investment. Despite his achievements, Grady faced criticism for his industrial focus and portrayal of racial relations. The video also covers the International Cotton Expositions held in Atlanta, which aimed to showcase the city's recovery and attract investment. Additional resources are provided for further exploration of these topics.

What is the main focus of the lesson discussed in the video?

• The Civil War battles in Georgia

• Key political, social, and economic changes in Georgia between 1877 and 1918

• The role of Georgia in World War II

• The history of Georgia's statehood

What was Henry Grady's primary role in promoting the New South?

• He was a military leader

• He was a farmer

• He was a managing editor of the Atlanta Journal

• He was a governor of Georgia

Which of the following was NOT a focus of Henry Grady's promotion?

• Lobbying for Northern investment

• Diversification of Southern Agriculture

• Promoting Georgia's tourism industry

• Industrialization of the South

Who was a notable critic of Henry Grady's industrial focus?

• Booker T. Washington

• Tom Watson

• Joseph E. Brown

• John B. Gordon

What was one of the criticisms against Henry Grady from other Georgia cities?

• His support for agricultural development

• His bias in favor of Atlanta

• His opposition to Northern investment

• His lack of political involvement

What was the primary purpose of the International Cotton Expositions held in Atlanta?

• To celebrate Georgia's independence

• To host international sports events

• To showcase new cotton varieties

• To promote Atlanta's rebuilding and industrial capabilities

Which year was the most memorable International Cotton Exposition held?

• 1885

• 1895

• 1881

• 1900

What was the main message of Booker T. Washington's Atlanta Compromise speech?

• Promote agricultural development

• Focus on political rights for African-Americans

• Emphasize economic improvement over political and social rights

• Encourage migration to the North

Which civil rights leader opposed the ideas presented in the Atlanta Compromise speech?

• Rosa Parks

• Frederick Douglass

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• W.E.B. Du Bois

Where can students find more information about Henry Grady and the International Cotton Exposition?

• In the history textbook

• In the local newspaper

• On Google Classroom

• In the school library