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a shift from a primarily agrarian economy to a more industrialized one, with the development of new industries like textiles and tobacco

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Henry Grady a newspaper editor made it known about the New South.

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some of the northeners came down to the south to see if henry Grady was telling the truth

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henery grady

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henry Grady

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henery grady

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populist party

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Alonzo Herndon was a wealthy black business man that also benefited the black community.

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bourbon trimvute

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they were moving from farming to industry

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plessy vs Ferguson court case

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They decided they wanted to switch from agricultural to industrial.

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voting could be rigged and was mainly against blacks and jews

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plantations got destroyed and sharecropping tookover

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there was a law that if u had a grandpa that voted u could vote too

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many Blacks and Jews where looked down on because they were different religions

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it swapped to ag to industrail

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there was more industry

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disenfranchisement

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after the new south they made the Jim crow laws and black people could not use the same stuff as white people and not be in the same schools

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black people couldn't vote

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international cotton exposion

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Segregation causes black people not to have rights and do things like whites did

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the relied on industry more then agriculture

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The grandfather law was a law disregarding the right to vote unless your grandfather could vote, you can vote.

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women participation in workforce

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AFTER RECONSTRUCTION AND EVERYTHING JIM CROW LAWS WERE MADE TO SEGREGATE WHITES FROM BLACKS

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the literacy test prevented blacks from being able to vote and if the whites were dyslexic the grandfather clause let them vote

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didn't let blacks vote

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Plessy v. Furgesson was carried to the supreme court and ruled that blacks and whites were separate but equal.

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there was more industry rather than agriculture, making the south more economically based around industry than before

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THE COURTS WERE RIGGED BECAUSE WHEN LEO WAS ACCUSED OF MURDER THEY SAID HE WAS GUILTY BECAUSE HE WAS A JEW

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stopped blacks from voting by using literacy tests and voting fees

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the southern economy collapsed after war

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Anti-semitism prevented Jews from voting

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stop blacks from voting

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there were many Blacks and Jews in debt and some whites were in debt

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the economic swapped from farming to industry but it was still farming

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segregation that prevented black people from having the quality that whites had when going on buses, going to restuarants, and other things too

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the KKK caused black people constant fear of having free rights.

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it stopped the blacks from voting

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disenfranchisement preventet black people from voting by making it rigged; like literacy tests that only whites would pass etc

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voting could be rigged and was mainly against Blacks and Jews

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pushed for progress but upheld racial inequality

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IT WAS PRETTY GOOD BUT SOME PEOPLE WERE POOR BECAUSE SHARECROPPING WAS STILL KINDA GOING ON

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Back then there was segragation and racism,