Question
Which of the following listed dealt with racism/segregation
Plessy vs Ferguson
1906 Atlanta Race Massacre (Riot)
International Cotton Expositions
Leo Frank Case
Georgia in World War I
Henry Grady
The New South
Booker T Washington
W.E.B. Du Bois
Alonzo Herndon
Jim Crow Laws
Plessy vs Ferguson
1906 Atlanta Race Massacre (Riot)
International Cotton Expositions
Leo Frank Case
Georgia in World War I
Henry Grady
The New South
Booker T Washington
W.E.B. Du Bois
Alonzo Herndon
Jim Crow Laws
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The following events and figures from your list dealt with racism and segregation:
1. **Plessy vs. Ferguson** - This landmark Supreme Court case upheld the constitutionality of racial segregation under the "separate but equal" doctrine.
2. **1906 Atlanta Race Massacre (Riot)** - A violent event fueled by racial tensions, in which white mobs attacked Black residents in Atlanta.
3. **Leo Frank Case** - Involved the lynching of a Jewish man, Leo Frank, which highlighted issues of anti-Semitism and racism in the context of the South's racial dynamics.
4. **Jim Crow Laws** - State and local laws that enforced racial segregation in the Southern United States after the Reconstruction era.
Other figures such as **Booker T. Washington** and **W.E.B. Du Bois** were prominent in discussions about race relations and strategies for racial uplift in the early 20th century. Their works and ideologies often addressed the racial injustices and segregation prevalent in society.
While the **International Cotton Expositions**, **Georgia in World War I**, **Henry Grady**, and **Alonzo Herndon** may intersect with broader themes of race and economic issues of the time, they are not primarily focused on racism or segregation. **The New South** is more a socio-economic concept than a direct commentary on racism or segregation.
1. **Plessy vs. Ferguson** - This landmark Supreme Court case upheld the constitutionality of racial segregation under the "separate but equal" doctrine.
2. **1906 Atlanta Race Massacre (Riot)** - A violent event fueled by racial tensions, in which white mobs attacked Black residents in Atlanta.
3. **Leo Frank Case** - Involved the lynching of a Jewish man, Leo Frank, which highlighted issues of anti-Semitism and racism in the context of the South's racial dynamics.
4. **Jim Crow Laws** - State and local laws that enforced racial segregation in the Southern United States after the Reconstruction era.
Other figures such as **Booker T. Washington** and **W.E.B. Du Bois** were prominent in discussions about race relations and strategies for racial uplift in the early 20th century. Their works and ideologies often addressed the racial injustices and segregation prevalent in society.
While the **International Cotton Expositions**, **Georgia in World War I**, **Henry Grady**, and **Alonzo Herndon** may intersect with broader themes of race and economic issues of the time, they are not primarily focused on racism or segregation. **The New South** is more a socio-economic concept than a direct commentary on racism or segregation.