The event most closely related to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution is the Leo Frank Case. The newspaper played a significant role in the coverage of the Leo Frank trial and its aftermath, including the public sentiment and the racial dynamics at play during that time in Georgia. The case, which involved the conviction of Leo Frank, a Jewish factory superintendent accused of murder, was a pivotal moment in the history of the South, sparking racial and anti-Semitic tensions and leading to the lynching of Frank in 1915. The reporting by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution was influential in shaping public opinion regarding the case.
Which is the most close related to the Atlanta Journal Constitution?
• 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
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