Question

10. The New South as promoted by Henry Grady:A. Meant higher wages for unskilled workers, regardless of race.B. Provided racial equality between blacks and whites.C. Promised prosperity based on industrial expansion.D. Signified the widespread economics prosperity in the region.

Answer 1

.D. Signified the widespread economics prosperity in the region

Step-by-step explanation:

the phrase "New South” was coined by Henry W. Grady, in 1874. It was a post-reconstruction vision for the south to seek a more industrialized economy as opposed to their long adopted agrarian economy. Henry wanted a modern economy that had to do with more sophisticated technology such as factories and mills.