Which of the following challenges did the Bourbons NOT face in their efforts to control Georgia politics?

Question

options:

The Freedmen's Bureau sponsored African-American candidates to run as Democrats for Congress
The Freedmen's Bureau sponsored African-American candidates to run as Democrats for Congress

Dr. and Mrs. Rebecca L. Felton campaigned on the injustices suffered by farmers and other "little people".
Dr. and Mrs. Rebecca L. Felton campaigned on the injustices suffered by farmers and other "little people".

The Farmers Alliance called for changes in tax laws, improved dealings with railroad companies, and better schools and
The Farmers Alliance called for changes in tax laws, improved dealings with railroad companies, and better schools and

The Populists or People's Party believed that economic power was held by merchants and lawyers in the cities, rather than by the rural population.

Answer 1

The challenge that the Bourbons did NOT face in their efforts to control Georgia politics is:

The Freedmen's Bureau sponsored African-American candidates to run as Democrats for Congress.

This scenario would not accurately represent the political landscape, as the Freedmen's Bureau primarily focused on assisting freed slaves and had limited involvement in supporting African-American candidates specifically within the Democratic Party, which was traditionally associated with the Bourbons and was not supportive of African-American political agency during that era. The other options reflect real challenges faced by the Bourbons in maintaining control amidst various populist movements and democratic reforms.