Key Economic Components of the “New South Era”
SS8H7a, SS8E1, and SS8E3
The New South was a concept conceived by Henry Grady:
a. ______
b. ______
c. ______the symbol of the New South
d.
1. Rise of Atlanta after Civil War
a. ______families remained in Atlanta after Civil War to rebuild city
b. Became state capital in ______
c. Competing railway companies build and connect Atlanta with ______.
2. New Industries
a. Textile mills developed in Atlanta and ______
b. Lumber
1. ______
2. ______
3. ______
c. Mining
1. ______
2. ______
3. ______
3. International Cotton Expositions
a. Atlanta hosted them in ______, ______, and ______
b. Exposition in 1895 had ______visitors world-wide over ______period and 6,000 exhibits
c. The exposition goals were to:
1. Show how the ______
2. Highlight Georgia’s and the rest of the south’s ______
3. Attract ______investment and/or industries
4. Entrepreneurs
A. Rich’s Department Stores
1. Morris Rich began in ______and moved into downtown Atlanta in 1924.
2. Became the “______” due to:
a. ______
(i.e., Pink Pig, Christmas Tree and Hanukkah lightings)
b. Helping customers during hard times
1. Farmers buy with ______
2. Allowed teachers use of ______
B. Coca- Cola
1. After Civil War, Atlanta druggist John Pemberton developed a ______or ______
2. In 1885 attempted to change recipe due to ______(remove alcohol)
3. In 1888 Pemberton sold rights to Asa Chandler for ______.
4. 1892 sold drug store and started ______
5. Woodruff’s bought company for ______in 1919—international success due to:
a. ______
b. ______
c. ______
C. Alonzo Herndon
1. Herndon was born in 1858 as a ______, and worked as a ______for three years.
2. He moved to Atlanta to obtain a skill, which was becoming a ______.
3. Herndon eventually earned enough money to start his own shop called the
______.
4. All of his employees were Black and all his clients were white due to ______in Atlanta.
5. Alonzo Herndon became the wealthiest Black businessman in Atlanta by three attributes:
a. ______work
b. ______his money
c. ______wisely
6. Herndon exhibited his pride in his African-American heritage in his murals at his home. They told of scenes from ______, when Herndon was a ______, and how he became ______.