Across
- 2. these laws separated black people from the white people by seperating water fountains and public transportation to name a couple.
- 7. it is the belief that the white race is better than all other races
- 8. three expos that happened in Georgia that were suppose to bring Northern industrial companies to the South to build factories; the expos showed off the new inventions and technologies of the time
- 9. they were a political party that represented poor farmers and were more about equality; they didn't want the government to focus on making Georgia more industrial
- 10. he was a Georgian lawyer that didn't like the "New South" idea and became the leader of the Populists party for some time; he wanted to help poor white and black farmers alike
Down
- 1. he was the editor of the Atlanta Constitution newspaper and was a huge supporter of the "New South," even have coined the name; supported the Bourbon Triumvirate
- 3. when your rights are deprived from a certain person or group of people (in this case, the black people in America)
- 4. a group of three democrates (Joseph E. Brown, Alfred H. Colquitt, and John Brown Gordon) who governed Georgia and wanted Georgia to be more industrial
- 5. it is when a person or a group of people are purposefully being seperated from another person or group of people
- 6. an era when Georgia shifted their focus from agriculture to industrial; name was "coined" by Henry Grady