- What killed the People's Party in the South?
- While industry was on the rise, _____________ were in economic distress.
- In an effort to address the needs of farmers, the state government created ____________________.
- Who called the issue regarding minting silver a struggle between common people and the rich and powerful?
- With increased demand from the expansion of manufacturing and railroads, _____________ became a major part of Virginia's economy in the late 1800s.
- James Albert Bonsack invented the first _________________.
- What economic crisis doomed many small Virginia towns?
- Who was the editor of the Atlanta Constitution and the leader of the "New South" movement?
- What Virginia city became the center for tobacco, the tobacco market, and cigarette manufacturing in the late 1800s?
- In a _____________ contract, a family rented land from a landowner and used part of the crop raised as payment.
- Virginia Governor James Lawson Kemper saw education as a __________________, not a necessity.
- In the post-Civil War period, railroad companies rebuilt infrastructure by the benefit of __________.
- After the Civil War, the ________________ industry expanded in the South, replacing the North as the largest producer in the nation.
- What cash crop has been most prominent in Virginia's economy since the Colonial Era?
- Who was the North Carolina businessman who was able to purchase Bonsack's machine and eventually form the American Tobacco Company?
- Which of the following were among the first public colleges in Virginia created in the 1870s? [choose all that apply]
- Collis Huntington expanded the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad with the creation of ______________.
- The Lost Cause interpretation became a justification for which of the following during the century following the war?
- In which Southern state did the KKK kill over 1,000 people?
- In a _____________________ contract, a family worked a small part of a large farm in exchange for part of the crop.