New south part 4

The 1906 Riot

The Leo Frank Trial

The International Cotton Exposition

W.E.B. DuBois's book, "The Soul of Black Folks"

The 1906 Riot

The Leo Frank Trial

The International Cotton Exposition

Booker T. Washington's "Atlanta Compromise" speech

Show off Atlanta's industry and farming developments

Show off Atlanta's racial equality and unity

Show off Atlanta's new gold domed capital building

Show off Atlanta's new transportation systems

Bourbon Triumvirate

Three Horsemen

The Democratic Trinity

Carpetbaggers

Civil rights should be achieved immediately.

Economic independence and hard work would result in equality and civil rights.

Blacks and whites should work together to improve Georgia's economy.

Vocational or technical education was essential for African Americans who sought equality.

They believed that Booker T Washington should accept discrimination by supporting "separate but equal"

They believed that Booker T Washington should accept that African Americans could only do vocational or farm work to earn a living

They believed that Booker T Washington should accept the white supremacists' beliefs that whites are superior to African Americans

They believed that Booker T Washington should accept no less than total equality, and that to accept less than total equality is offensive to African Americans

They believed that Booker T Washington should accept discrimination by supporting "separate but equal"

They believed that Booker T Washington should accept that African Americans could only do vocational or farm work to earn a living

They believed that Booker T Washington should accept the white supremacists' beliefs that whites are superior to African Americans

They believed that Booker T Washington should accept no less than total equality, and that to accept less than total equality is offensive to African Americans

Booker T. Washington

W.E.B. DuBois

Alonzo Herndon

Homer Plessy

Alonozo Herndon

Booker T. Washington

Homer Plessy

W.E.B. DuBois