Question

Henry Grady introduced the term "New South," and he became known as the "voice of the New South." Which statements best describe the message he communicated by using the term "New South?"

Choose the 3 Best answers!

Group of answer choices

"The South is not just agriculture- it now has great industry too."

"The South was destroyed by the Civil War- now it has nothing."

"Check out the South- you will be impressed with what you see."

"The South is rebuilding its beautiful plantations and its historical way of life."

"Don't hold grudges against the South; we have changed."

"The South has a new name, but don't expect us to change our ways."

Answer 1

Building of industries

Answer 2

Some of the statement which Henry Grady introduced include the following:

1. "Check out the South- you will be impressed with what you see."

2. "Don't hold grudges against the South; we have changed."

3. "The South has a new name, but don't expect us to change our ways."

Step-by-step explanation:

Henry Grady was able to acquire the name of being the voice of the New South due to the series of statement which he made in which he was able to interject "New South" into them. These lead to him being unofficially recognized as their voice.