WorksheetsH7 - The New South
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 16mins
Factories that specialize in producing any cloth or goods produced by weaving, knitting, or felting.
cotton gins
grist mills
textile mills
cotton expositions
Henry Grady wanted to diversify Georgia's economy.
True
False
Laws that were created by state and local legislatures to deny blacks their citizenship rights.
Jim Crow Laws
Black Crow Laws
Antisemitism
U.S. Constitution
As a Populist, Tom Watson focused his efforts on helping
wealthy white men
industrialists and rich northerners
immigrants and Jewish citizens
farmers and the working class
A short lived political party made up of farmers that were angry at banks, railroads, and rich people.
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Populist Party
Socialist Party
State and local laws (mostly in the South) that kept blacks and whites separate were known as
Reconstruction Laws
Black Crow Laws
White Laws
Jim Crow Laws
This was a group of three Democratic leaders who wanted to have more industry in Georgia and supported white supremacy.
Whiskey Trio
Bourbon Biannual
Bourbon Triumvirate
Industrial Bourbonites
Literacy tests, poll taxes, white primaries, and the grandfather clause were all examples of
disenfranchisement of blacks.
expectations of farmers.
made-up restrictions of blacks.
disenfranchisement of whites.
The separation of different races in society is called
antisemitism
segregation
millenialiptoism
frogulation
Which group was created to fight Reconstruction efforts which also resulted in 400 lynchings in Georgia from 1880-1930?
Ki Kung Fu
Ku Klux Klan
White Knights
Klux Klan King
A period after Reconstruction where leaders in the South tried to diversify the economy and bring Northern investments into the state.
The Old South
Great Depression
The New South
Civil War Era
Which person was a civil rights activist, was born a slave in Virginia, and gave the "Atlanta Compromise" speech?
Alonzo Herndon
Booker T. Washington
Thomas Watson
W.E.B. DuBois
Which person was a civil rights activist, was born in Massachusetts as a free person, and co-founded the NAACP?
Alonzo Herndon
Booker T. Washington
Thomas Watson
W.E.B. DuBois
Which person was a huge supporter of his community, was born a slave in Georgia, owned barber shops, and became a millionaire?
Alonzo Herndon
Thomas Watson
Booker T. Washington
W.E.B. DuBois
This supreme court case decision established the separate but equal doctrine, which promoted segregation.
Worcester v. Georgia
Grady v. U.S.
Plessy v. Ferguson
Frank v. Carver
The Leo Frank Case involved the lynching of a
black man by the KKK.
white girl by a Jewish person.
black woman by a Jewish group.
Jewish man by a mob of antisemetics.
To deny a person the right to vote is called
antisemitism
disenfranchisement
devotification
separate but equal
Why was antisemitism a problem in Georgia during the early 1900s?
Many poor Georgia citizens resented successful Jewish people moving into the area from the north.
Most Georgia citizens resented black people.
Many rich Georgia citizens resented farmers.
Most Georgia citizens resented Catholics.
a speech given by Booker T. Washington at the International Cotton Exposition that promoted blacks and whites working together but remaining segregated.
Atlanta Promise
Georgia Compromise
Atlanta Compromise
Georgia Promise
How did Leo Frank die?
A group from Marietta kidnapped him and hung him from a tree.
The state of Georgia executed him.
The governor had him kidnapped and shot.
He hung himself in his prison cell in Milledgeville.
The discrimination against or prejudice towards Jews is called
antisemitism
disenfranchisement
segregation
antireligiousity
A group, The Ku Klux Klan resurfaced around the year 1915, the same time as the
beginning of World War I.
beginning of World War II.
assassination of President Hoover.
lynching of a Jewish pencil factory manager.
This was a large event held three times in Atlanta that displayed Atlanta's growth and Georgia's industries which lured Northern investment.
Atlanta Textile Exposition
International Industry Exposition
International Cotton Exposition
Atlanta Cotton Exposition
Which of Alonzo Herndon's accomplishments MOST LIKELY had the greatest impact on his community?
He ran barbershops that catered to white customers.
He shared his wealth with orphanages and the YMCA.
He sold peanuts on the side of the road to make money.
Attended the organization meeting of the Niagara Movement.
A trial in Atlanta where a Jewish man was sentenced to die for the murder of a female factory worker.
Thomas Watson Case
Henry Grady Case
Leo Frank Case
Ferguson Case
Which civil rights leader wanted immediate equality for blacks?
Booker T. Washington
W.E.B. DuBois
Which civil rights leader wanted to use a slower approach for change and focus on blacks working hard and getting a basic education?
Booker T. Washington
W.E.B. DuBois
Untrue news articles that reported black men attacking white women resulted in the
Leo Frank Case.
Civil War.
Plessy v. Ferguson Case.
Atlanta Race Riot of 1906.
The New South Era was a period of
promoting equality for blacks.
war and destruction.
success for all farmers.
focusing on industrial growth.
The International Cotton Exposition
was a complete failure.
promoted opportunities for blacks to sell their cotton.
was held four times in Macon, Georgia.
promoted industrial growth and the rebuilding of Atlanta after the Civil War.
Two of the goals of the Bourbon Triumirates were
agriculture and prison reform.
industry building and lowering taxes.
industry building and civil rights for blacks.
improvement of schools and increased government services.
