The International Cotton Expos were compared to what other "world" event because the expos attracted so many people?

Question

TRUE or FALSE? The Bourbon Triumvirate (Alfred Colquitt, Joseph Brown, and John Gordon) all served as the Governor of GA and a U.S. Senator.
The Bourbon Triumvirate wanted things to grow/progress _________, but they did not want things to change socially or _____________.
Who gave a speech about the "New South" and misrepresented race relations in Atlanta?
Who gave a speech that encouraged blacks to learn how to grow their money and worry about their rights later?

Answer 1

The International Cotton Expos were compared to the World's Fair because the expos attracted so many people. (TRUE)

The Bourbon Triumvirate all served as the Governor of Georgia and a U.S. Senator. (TRUE)

The Bourbon Triumvirate wanted things to grow/progress economically, but they did not want things to change socially or politically.

Henry Grady gave a speech about the "New South" and misrepresented race relations in Atlanta.

Booker T. Washington gave a speech that encouraged blacks to learn how to grow their money and worry about their rights later.