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Chapter 14 Voc.

Chapter 14 Voc. Essential Questions. What did Henry Grady, a New South advocate, favor?. Ch. 14 Voc. List. Monopoly Laissez-Faire Sherman Antitrust Act Immigrants New South Henry Grady Lost Cause Lint heads. Alonzo Herndon. Monopoly. A business that complete control of their market.

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Chapter 14 Voc.

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  1. Chapter 14 Voc.

  2. Essential Questions • What did Henry Grady, a New South advocate, favor?

  3. Ch. 14 Voc. List • Monopoly • Laissez-Faire • Sherman Antitrust Act • Immigrants • New South • Henry Grady • Lost Cause • Lint heads • Alonzo Herndon

  4. Monopoly • A business that complete control of their market.

  5. Laissez-Faire • “Leave it alone” attitude the government had towards big business. • This allowed monopolies to occur.

  6. Sherman Antitrust Act • Outlawed monopolies • Passed in 1890

  7. Immigrants • People from other countries who come to America. • Very few settled in South

  8. New South • Belief in a new south that wasn’t dependent on agriculture • Had to expand industries • Rely less on a few cash crops (cotton) • Grow more food crops

  9. Henry Grady • A New South advocate who believed in using local resources (cotton) to expand industries in the south.

  10. Lost Cause • Belief that the “Old South” would rise again.

  11. Lint heads • People who worked in textile mills. • Lint was usually stuck to them

  12. Alonzo Herndon • Owned a barber shop in Atlanta that catered to whites • 1905 opened the Atlanta Mutual Insurance Association which sold policies to African Americans

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