The New South

Blacks were not permitted to vote in the _________________ __________________.

The first female U.S.Senator in American history.

The founder of the NAACP.

A political party formed to represent the intersts of farmers.

Hatred directed toward ethnic and religious Jews.

Used terrorist activities to ensure that blacks would not vote.

Governor of Georgia before and during the Civil War who joined the Republican Party during Reconstruction.

SCOTUS ruled in ________________________ that segregation was legal, as long as facilities were "separate but equal".

An Atlanta barber who purchased an insurance company and created the Atlanta Mutual Insurance Company.

Began when the Atlanta newspapers printed stories of black men attacking white women.

The "voice" of the New South.

A ___________ _______ was used to ensure voters were able to read.

The Governor of Georgia who was also the head of the KKK.

Georgia was the first state to levy the _______ ___________, which required voters to pay fee in order to vote.

The leaders of the "New South".

Cast a spotlight on Georgia's growing textile industry.

An African-American who felt that the way to gain equality was through segregation and hard work.

Found murdered in an Atlanta pencil factory.

The ___________________ clause of the 14th Amendment was at the center of both Plessy v Ferguson and Gray v Sanders.

Guaranteed free mail to country farmers.

The various laws used to discriminate against blacks.

The principle of __________________ made segregation legal in the United States.

The ______________________ gave each county in Georgia two unit votes per member of the House of Assembly up to 6.

An organization/union created to fight for farmer's issues.

Man at the center of the Supreme Court Case that decided segregation was legal.

Denying citizens the right to vote.

Was able to challenge the Democratic Party and win a seat in Congress in 1890; later became a U.S. Senator.

The ________________________ established the County Unit System in 1917.

An African American woman who was hanged upside down, set on fire, and had her unborn baby cut from the womb.

President of Atlanta University and part of the group that founded the NAACP.

The right of all citizens to vote is guaranteed by the

Supreme Court case that struck down "separate but equal" at least in terms of education.

Deemed the County Unit System illegal in 1962.

An Atlanta Jew who was arrested, tried and convicted for the murder of a young girl in his factory.

Equal protection under the law is guaranteed in the ______ Amendment.