1. By: Tyler Thurmond and Nathan Haines
Who Am I?
By: Tyler Thurmond and Nathan Haines

2. refers to Georgia's three most powerful and prominent politicians of the post-Reconstruction era: Joseph E. Brown, Alfred H. Colquitt, and John B. Gordon

3. Bourbon Triumvirate

4. was the 42nd Governor of Georgia from 1857 to 1865, and a U. S
was the 42nd Governor of Georgia from 1857 to 1865, and a U.S. Senator from 1880 to Governor Brown was a leading secessionist in 1861, taking his state out of the Union and into the Confederacy. Member of Bourbon Triumvirate.

5. Joseph E. Brown

6. Member of Bourbon Triumvirate
Member of Bourbon Triumvirate. Fought in confederate army and was leader of ku Klux Klan. In 1886, won first of two terms as Ga governor.

7. John B. Gordon

8. Ga governor from 1877-1882. Colquitt is named after him

9. Alfred H. Colquitt

10. Editor of the atlanta constitution and would promote the “New south”
Believed the south needed to be more like the north with industies.
Atlanta cotton exposition

11. Henry W. Grady

12. Idea that the south needed to change to be more industrialized economy

13. New South

14. Expo that showed Atlanta was ready for industry
Expo that showed Atlanta was ready for industry. This expo also attracted many northern business leaders in 1895

15. International Cotton Exposition

16. Transportation hub; capital of Ga

17. Atlanta

18. Mills that produced textiles that helped people with daily living

19. Textile Mills

20. Products traditionally used to build and maintain wooden sailing ships, such as turpentine, rosin, etc.

21. Naval Stores

22. Didn’t like the new south program and believed in the populist party
Didn’t like the new south program and believed in the populist party. Also, ran for governor two times and lost both times

23. Tom Watson

24. Movement by small farmers to get the government to regulate the economy so they could get more money for their crops

25. Populist Movement

26. Wife of a progressive congressman and wrote articles for newspapers that challenged bourbon triumvirate
Fought for womens suffrage

27. Rebecca Latimer Felton

28. A system of voting that elects the candidate with the most counties wins

29. County Unit system

30. Where whites and blacks could not be together in public places

31. Segregation

32. Laws that required whites and blacks to be sperated

33. Jim Crow Laws

34. Case where half black Plessey seat on a white rail car in Louisiana

35. Plessy V. Ferguson

36. Former slave that believed that blacks should focus on learning a form of manual labor

37. Booker T. Washington

38. Believed blacks should intellectuals

39. W.E.B DuBois

40. Severed as first black professor at Morehouse and became first black president at Atlanta university

41. John Hope

42. Wife of Johns Hope and was a social activist and welfare worker

43. Lugenia Burns Hope

44. Started Atlanta Life Insurance Company and helped Auburn Avenue win the nickname “black wall street”

45. Alonzo Herndon

46. Famous speech that W.E.B Dubois gave that upset many blacks

47. Atlanta Compromise

48. Unable to vote

49. DisFranchise

50. Riot over racical tension between whites and blacks that over 20 blacks and 2 whites died

51. Atlanta Race Riot

52. In Atlanta 1913 someone murdered Mary Phagan and the wrong person was prosecuted and the case was actually correctly solved 71 years later

53. Leo Frank Case

54. War between central powers and allied powers

55. World War 1

56. Fighting ships that travel under water and are also called submariens

57. German U-Boats

58. Commercial cruise ship sunk by German U- boats

59. Lusitania

60. Telegram sent by Germany to Mexico promising Mexico land in the US in exchange for help in the war

61. Zimmerman Telegram

62. When the government selects people to go into the armed forces
When the government selects people to go into the armed forces. Also known as the selective services act

63. draft

64. Bases that helped train recruits for the war

65. Military Bases

66. The states textiles food and supplies are all examples to help the war effort

67. Georgia’s wartime Contributions

68. Agreement to stop fighting

69. Armistice

70. Which of the following statements best describes the bourbon triumvirate?

71. They were bourbon Democrats who dominated post-reconstruction Georgia politics

72. Which statement would Henry Grady have most likely agreed with?

73. The south must become industrialized, like the north