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New South. Study Guide Game. QUESTION. Political leaders who dominated Georgia after Reconstruction, supported new industry and often appealed to white supremacy were called what? Radical Republicans Populists The Bourbon Triumvirate Alliance Democrats. ANSWER. The Bourbon Triumvirate. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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New SouthStudy Guide Game

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QUESTIONPolitical leaders who dominated Georgia after Reconstruction, supported new industry and often appealed to white supremacy were called what?

Radical Republicans Populists The Bourbon Triumvirate Alliance Democrats

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ANSWER The Bourbon Triumvirate

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QUESTIONA small farmer in Georgia who was suffering economically during the 1890’s would have most likely been drawn to which of the following? The Bourbons The Populists The New South Henry Grady

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ANSWERThe Populists

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QUESTIONAs the leader of the New South movement, what was Henry Grady supporting? Blacks leaving the South to work in the North. Southerners growing more cotton for export. Northern investment in southern industry. Southern investment in northern factories.

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ANSWER Northern investment in southern

industry.

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QUESTIONWho of the following was NOT a member of the Bourbon Triumvirate? Alfred Colquitt Alexander Stephens Joe Brown John Gordon

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ANSWER Alexander Stephens

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QUESTIONThe main purpose of the International Cotton Exposition that was held in Atlanta was to Showcase the industries of the New South. Get ideas from foreign countries. Showcase the cotton gin. Bring visitors to Atlanta.

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ANSWER Showcase the industries of the New

South.

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QUESTIONWhat group was supported by Tom Watson?FarmersMill workersMiners Railroad workers

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ANSWER Farmers

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QUESTIONThe immediate cause of the riot that occurred in Atlanta in 1906 was The killing of a black family. Blacks being denied the right to vote. The election of Hoke Smith as governor. Stories of black violence against whites

in the Atlanta newspapers.

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ANSWER Stories of black violence against whites

in the Atlanta newspapers.

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QUESTIONWhat happened to Leo Frank

after his trial? He was sentenced and put to death.

He spent the rest of his life in prison. He was taken from jail and lynched.

He was found guilty, but was later freed.

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ANSWER He was taken from jail and lynched.

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QUESTIONThe county unit system affected voting and politics in Georgia by favoring cities where most people lived. Focusing power inside the Atlanta area. Favoring cities where most people lived. Helping blacks get more voting power. Giving the rural areas more power.

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ANSWER Giving the rural areas more power.

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QUESTIONWhat was the purpose of the

“Jim Crow” or segregation laws passed by Georgia’s government at the turn of the century?

To make alcohol illegal. To continue white control. To promote industry in Georgia. To provide equality for black Georgians.

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ANSWER To continue white control.

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QUESTIONWhat became legal under Plessy

V. Ferguson? Blacks and whites could have separate schools. Blacks and whites could attend the same

schools. Blacks and whites could be admitted to the

same hospital. Blacks and whites could drink from the same

water fountain.

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ANSWER Blacks and whites could have separate

schools.

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QUESTIONWhich notable African-American

leader believed that blacks should strive to be intellectuals and helped forum the NAACP? W.E.B. Dubois Booker T. Washington Jim Crow Leo Frank

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ANSWER W.E.B. Dubois

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QUESTIONWhat were the grandfather

clauses, poll taxes, and literacy tests intended to do? End segregation Protect African-American voting rights Discriminate against Jewish Georgians Disfranchise

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ANSWER Disfranchise

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QUESTIONWho was the first black

president of Atlanta Baptist College?

Frederick Douglass John Hope W.E.B. DuBois Booker T. Washington

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ANSWER John Hope

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QUESTIONWhat organization was NOT

founded by Lugenia Burns Hope?

D.E.C.C.A. Neighborhood Union Girl Scouts Y.W.C.A.

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ANSWER Girl Scouts

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QUESTIONWhat business made Alonzo

Herndon a successful businessman?

Atlanta Mutual Insurance Company Georgia Pacific Coca-Cola Western and Atlantic Railroad

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ANSWER Atlanta Mutual Insurance Company

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QUESTION Which of the following was NOT a way

in which Georgia politicians disfranchised blacks?

Jim Crow Laws Poll Tax Literacy Tests White Primary

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ANSWER Jim Crow Laws

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QUESTIONThe New South Movement was more concerned with changing Georgia

economically. socially. politically. racially.

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ANSWER economically.

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QUESTIONGeorgia’s first JIM CROW LAW

required separate for blacks and whites.

Schools Street cars Railroad passenger cars Water fountains

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ANSWER Railroad passenger cars

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QUESTIONThe Grandfather Clause

allowed Grandfathers to vote without paying a poll tax. Anyone to vote who had a grandfather born in

Georgia. Any to vote who was a Civil War veteran or a

descendant of a Civil War veteran to exempt the literacy test for voting.

Anyone to vote if a grandfather on either side of the family was still living.

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ANSWER Any to vote who was a Civil War veteran or a

descendant of a Civil War veteran to exempt the literacy test for voting.

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QUESTIONWhat Amendment to the U.S.

Constitution allowed women the right to vote? 14th 18th 15th 19th

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ANSWER 19th

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QUESTIONA farmer’s most valuable

possession, which was often the subject of bank liens, was his

Labor. Tools Crop. Seeds

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ANSWER Crop.

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QUESTIONLaws meant to separate races in society

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ANSWER Segregation

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QUESTIONMovement toward more industry and less farming

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ANSWER New South

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QUESTIONTaking away the right to vote

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ANSWER disfranchise

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Who Henry Grady Tom Watson Leo Frank Rebecca Latimer Felton John Hope Booker T. Washington W.E.B. Dubois Alexander Stephens

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QUESTIONPopulist politician in Georgia

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ANSWER Tom Watson

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QUESTIONOpened the Tuskegee Institute

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ANSWER Booker T. Washington

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QUESTIONStarted the Niagara Movement- movement to end segregation

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ANSWER W.E.B. Dubous

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QUESTIONProgressive who supported social reform – prisons, child labor.

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ANSWER Rebecca Latimer Felton

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QUESTIONLeader of the New South Movement

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ANSWER Henry Grady