1. Henry Grady

1. John Gordon

1. Henry Colquitt

1. Joseph Brown

1. The rural delivery bill

1. Convict lease system

1. New south

Literacy tests

1. White resentment 

1. Jim crow laws

1. Local newspapers

Job competition

White supremacist that was a major political leader who supported the KKK.

1. Voice for African-Americans. He believed that black people should worry about economic freedom before social and political freedom.

1. He was a voice for African-Americans. He believed that black people should worry about social and political rights before economic rights. 

1. Abolitionist that believed in peaceful protest. 

1. First African-American millionaire. Got his money from being the owner of a barbershop and an insurance firm.

1. Voice for African-Americans. He believed that black people should worry about economic freedom before social and political freedom

1. He was a voice for African-Americans. He believed that black people should worry about social and political rights before economic rights. 

1. Abolitionist that believed in peaceful protest. 

1. Alonzo Herdon

1.  W.E.B DuBois

Martin Luther King jr

Booker T. Washington

SNCC

SCLC

NACCP

USAA

Ban of slavery

Advocating for women's suffrage

1. Reemergence of the KKK

1. Decrease in tourism

1. He was Jewish and used child labor 

He was a slave owner

1. He supported the idea of the “New South”

He promoted interests of farmers

Gave him death sentence

Changed term to life in prison

1. Gave him a pardon

1. He was found not guilty

Prejudice against Christians

Prejudice against Women

Prejudice against Jews

Prejudice against Wemen

1. Segregation

1. Advancement of the music industry

1. False stories being published on local newspapers

1. Taxes

1. More segregation in the city

Less segregation in the city

More Tourism

Less Tourism

1960

1860

1906

1806

1. Urgent, as soon as they were informed they responded

1. Slowly but surely, they planned before they responded

1. Incredibly slow, they weren’t quick to respond

1. Urgent, but they planned before they responded

1860s

1870s

1880s/1890s

1900s

1. It helped Georgia defy the effects of Boll weevil

1. It allowed to populists to get into power

1. Black people were further segregated as a direct result 

1. It ended up helping Atlanta economically and making it a center of the south

Industry is key

White Supremacy is important for the new south

1. Help make a postal facility for rural people, and focus on helping the majority of the population.

Develop the naval dockyards of Savannah and Brunswick

He turned his focus to industry

1. He defeated the Bourbon Triumvirate and dominated GA 

1. He brought the US into ww1 by staging the zimmermen telegram

1. He became a bigot, white supremacist who reversed alot of his opinions

He got deported to Europe

He was sentenced to death and the people shouted antisemitic curses at him before he was killed

He was given life, but he got jumped and the people who kidnapped him hung him next to the victim's family

The real culprit was found and Leo Frank was freed, however the KKK found him

1960s

1850s

1910s

1890s

Louisana

Atlanta

Montgomery

New orleans 

Separate but Equal

 I Have a Dream

This Day Will Live Infamy

 I Am Iron-Man

White Codes 

White Primary

Slavery

Black Codes