Question

In 1874, Atlanta newspaper editor Henry Grady proposed an economic plan to achieve what he called the "New South." What did he suggest?

Answer 1

That the South abandon its agrarian economy for a modern economy grounded in factories, mines, and mills.

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Answer 2

Henry Grady was a promoter of industrialization of the new south. His plan was to industrialize the south instead of relying on agriculture.