The term "The New South" was coined by this journalist, who was on a mission to explain that the South's plantation system was a thing of the past. Buck Duke Henry W. Grady Andrew Carnegie J. P. Morgan

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The term "The New South" was coined by this journalist, who was on a mission to explain that the South's plantation system was a thing of the past.

Buck Duke

Henry W. Grady

Andrew Carnegie

J. P. Morgan

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the answer isn't J. P. Morgan

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Answer:The correct answer is Henry W. Grady

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