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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhat was the concept of the New South?a. The South would become more racially tolerant by whites and blacks working togetherb. Making the South more reliant on Northern resources and industryc. Making the South stronger and more independent by becoming industriald. Atlanta would be rebuilt after the damage caused by the Civil War
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following best describes the Bourbon Triumvirate’s goals during the Redemption period?A time for black and white southerners to come together and work in harmony to rebuilt the state’s economic, social, and political systems.. A blending of the new and the old, keeping old southern traditions while building new traditions around industries to rival the North.A New South Progressive era when farms had to be replaced by business and industry in order for the South to prosper.A time for social, economic, and political reforms to ease the suffering caused by the war.
- 3. Multiple Choice. The main purpose of the International Cotton Exposition held in Atlanta was toGet ideas from foreign countries on new agricultural methodsAttract tourism to Georgia. Showcase the industries of the New South and attract Northern investorsDisplay to the nation, Georgia’s reliance on agriculture
- 4. Multiple ChoiceThe Populist Party in Georgia was more likely to attractWealthy individualsAbolitionistsSmall FarmersFederal bureaucrats
- 5. Multiple ChoiceThe immediate cause of the riot that occurred in Atlanta in 1906 wasthe killing of a black familyBlacks being denied the right to voteThe election of Hoke Smith as governorArticles of black violence against whites
- 6. Multiple Choicehe END result of the 1906 Atlanta Race Riot wasA series of newspaper articles falsely accusing African American men of attacking white womenDeeper segregation in the city and more of an economic divide between the African American social elite and the white lower classFighting between whites and African Americans in the streetsUnwanted negative national and international attention on Atlanta
- 7. Multiple ChoiceThe racial unrest brought about by the Leo Frank case resulted in the rebirth of..The Union LeagueThe Ku Klux Klanhe Populist PartyThe General Assembly
- 8. Multiple ChoiceThe county unit system affected voting and politics in Georgia byHelping blacks get more voting powerFavoring cities where the majority of people livedFocusing political power within the city of AtlantaGiving rural areas of the state more power
- 9. Multiple ChoiceAll of the following were methods used to disfranchise blacks in the early 1900s EXCEPT thePoll taxtLiteracy testGrandfather clauseVoter identification
- 10. Multiple Choicen which court case did the U.S. Supreme Court rule that “separate but equal” did not violate the Constitutional rights of African Americans.Leo Frank CasePlessy v. FergusonWorcester v. GeorgiaBrown v. Board of Education
- 11. Multiple ChoiceIn 1920, the Nineteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was ratified. How did this amendment change the make-up of those who could vote in Georgia?It allowed blacks to voteIt allowed women to voteIt stopped blacks from votingIt stopped women from voting
- 12. Multiple ChoiceWhat was the “final blow” that led President Woodrow Wilson to ask Congress to declare war against the Central Powers in World War I?Zimmermann telegramSinking of the LusitaniaAttacks on American merchant shipsAnti-German propaganda in the United States
- 13. Multiple ChoiceAt which Georgia military installation did infantry train in World War I?Camp GordonCamp AugustaCamp BenningCamp McPherson
- 14. Multiple ChoiceAs a result of World War I, which industry benefitted the MOST in Georgia?textilesairplanesautomobilesnaval stores
- 15. Multiple ChoiceWhat was the goal of the Democratic party during the New South era?To keep whites in powerTo bring black and white farmers togetherTo provide equality for all racesTo bring northern investors to the South
- 16. Multiple ChoiceWhat did Jim Crow laws establish?Equality for all racesThe two-party system in Georgia“Separate-but-equal” facilities for whites and blacksAn industrialized economy that still incorporated agriculture to some extent
- 17. Multiple ChoiceThe White Primary didn’t allow African-Americans to vote in the primary elections. What was the result?African-Americans were ensured to have a strong voice in Georgia’s governmentAfrican-Americans were able to elect leaders that would work hard for themAfrican-Americans had to pass a literacy test and pay a poll tax in order to voteNone of the candidates African-Americans would have supported made the final ballot
- 18. Multiple ChoiceI helped to found the Atlanta chapter of the NAACP and created medical and educational programs for black women and children in Atlanta.Alonzo HerndonJohn HopeRebecca FeltonLugenia Burns Hope
- 19. Multiple ChoiceBorn a slave, I feared that African Americans would never progress without the proper education. Therefore, I encouraged black society to gain knowledge and vocational skills so that they could slowly gain equality in the South.John HopeBooker T. WashingtonHenry GradyW.E.B. Dubois
- 20. Multiple ChoiceI was a suffragist, writer, lecturer, and strong opponent of the Bourbon Triumvirate. I was the first female Senator in the United States (even if it was only for a day, which makes me the shortest serving Senator also), and I remain the only female Senator from Georgia.Lugenia Burns HopeAlonzo HerndonRebecca FeltonTom Watson
- 21. Multiple ChoiceBorn into slavery, I eventually became the wealthiest black man in the United States. My original business ventures involved the swankiest barber shop in Atlanta and a series of city blocks that I developed into housing and retail spaces. Later, I rolled my money into the Atlanta Life Insurance Company, which remains the largest African American controlled insurance business in the nation.John HopeBooker T. WashingtonHenry GradyAlfonso Herndon
- 22. Multiple ChoiceI am known as the “Voice of the New South.” I encouraged industrialization, diversifying agriculture, and tried to persuade Northerners to invest in the economy. My ability to sell the concept of the New South helped bring jobs, recognition, and investments to Georgia’s economy.Henry GradyHenry GradyJohn HopeLeo FrankTom Watson
- 23. Multiple ChoiceI was the president of Morehouse & Atlanta University, both of which provided college degrees to African Americans.Leo FrankBooker T. WashingtonJohn HopeLugenia Burns Hope
- 24. Multiple ChoiceMost famous member of the Populist Party. As a U.S. Senator, I authored the Rural Free Delivery bill providing mail delivery to people’s homesTom WatsonJohn HopeLeo FrankHenry Grady
- 25. Multiple ChoiceBorn a free man, I fully believe that we should educate black leaders, or the “Talented Tenth,” and send them across the nation promoting social change and equality.Booker T. WashingtonTom WatsonJohn HopeW.E.B. DuBois
- 26. Multiple ChoiceList a good thing the members of the Bourbon Triumvirate did for GeorgiaWorked to strengthen the state after the destruction caused by the Civil War & ReconstructionExpanded industryreduced the war debt and lowered taxesAll of these
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