To promote industrial growth

To revive the cotton-based economy and plantation lifestyle

To encourage Northern investment

To develop new manufacturing skills

To improve foreign relations

To gain political power

To compete with other Southern states

To address Georgia's lack of money

Editor of the Atlanta Constitution newspaper

Governor of Georgia

Cotton mill owner

Leader of the Bourbon Democrats

Flourishing of railroads, cities, and factories

Decline in industrial grow

Return to pre-war agricultural system

Decreased Northern investment

To resist Northern influence

To focus on agriculture only

To forget the past and embrace industrial progress

To remember the Civil War

 To celebrate Confederate history

 To oppose Northern businesses

To showcase Georgia's cotton textile industry

To promote agriculture only

The Republican Party

The Democratic Party

The Labor Party

The Populist Party

Lower state taxes for farmers

Government control of railroads

Increased industrial development

Better roads

Northern industrialists

Poor sharecroppers

Railroad owners

Bank executives

It provided them with free seeds

It connected them with news and information

It reduced their taxes

It improved crop prices