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Bourbon Triumvirate
*A group of three men (Brown, Colquitt, Gordon), all Redeemers, who served as GA Governor and U.S. Senator.
*They aimed to promote industrial growth in the South while maintaining white supremacy.
Henry Grady
"Spokesman of the New South (and came up with the term!)
*Newspaper editor
*Focused on moving forward economically
*Promoted the 1895 International Cotton Exposition
International Cotton Exposition
*Event that promoted Georgia's industry
*Purpose: to encourage investment in the economy
*Henry Grady helped promote it
Rural Free Delivery Bill
*Tom Watson's greatest political achievement
*Provided mail delivery service to rural areas
*Importance = made "ordinary" Americans feel cared for
1906 Atlanta Race Massacre MAIN CAUSES
*Fear/jealously of growing Black middle-class (Alonzo Herndon)
*False newspaper reports of Black men attacking White women
Plessy v. Ferguson
*A Supreme Court ruling that legalized segregation and Jim Crow laws.
*Established the idea of "separate but equal."
Disenfranchisement
*Taking away a person's legal right to vote (15th Amendment)
*Accomplished with (1) poll taxes, (2) grandfather clause, & (3) literacy tests
Alonzo Herndon
*Black millionaire in Atlanta
*Born enslaved
*Owned the Crystal Palace barbershop
*Founded Atlanta Mutual Life Insurance Company
*Fear of him was a main cause of the Atlanta Race Massacre
Populist Party
*Political party formed during the New South era
*Represented the "common" people
*In Georgia, mostly focused on helping poor farmers and members of the Black community
Redeemers
*Politicians who wanted to "save" the South from northern interference and the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments
*Belonged to the Southern Democratic political party
EFFECTS of the International Cotton Exposition
*Increased investment in GA's economy (economic growth)
*More jobs (improved standard of living)
*ATL = "capital" of the New South (increased prestige)
EFFECTS of disenfranchisement
*Political inequality
*The Southern Democratic political party had almost total control of GA's politics
*Republican Party = little to no power
Atlanta Race MASSACRE RESULTS
*Negative impact on Atlanta's reputation
*Further segregation
*Many Black citizens murdered
**Walter White (Advanced Only)
*Witnessed the Atlanta Race Riot
*Motivated him to become a Civil Rights activist
**(Advanced Only)
Homer Plessy
*Bought a train ticket for the first-class "White" car and arrested
*Challenged the law in the courts
*Argued the law violated his 13th and 14th amendment rights
*Lost the case
New South Goals
*Move forward economically
*Move backwards socially
Booker T. Washington STRATEGY
*Slow approach
*Focus on proving economic value and then gaining equal social and political rights
Booker T. Washington DESCRIPTION
*Born enslaved
*Tuskegee Institute
*Industrial Education
*First Black man to have dinner with President at the White House
W.E.B. DuBois DESCRIPTION
*Born free
*Ph.D. from Harvard
*Higher/formal education
*Helped organize the NAACP
W.E.B. DuBois STRATEGY
*Immediate approach
*All equality NOW
*Talented Tenth
Leo Frank
*Accused of Mary Phagan's murder
*Victim of prejudice (anti-Semitism)
*Jewish, from the North