| A | B |
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| Leo Frank | A Jewish man accused and lynched for the death of Mary Phagan in Atlanta, anti-Semitism involved. |
| Archduke Franz Ferdinand | His assassination by a Serbian Nationalist led to the start of WW1. |
| Tom Watson | Populist leader in Georgia |
| Brown,Colquitt and Gordon | Bourbon Triumvirate |
| John and Lugenia Burns Hope | Supporters of public education, job opportunities, and recreational facilities for African- Americans. |
| Henry Grady | Spokesman for the "New South" |
| WEB Du Bois | The founder of the Niagara Movement and the NAACP |
| Rebecca Latimer Felton | Supporter of women's suffrage, prohibition, and the end of the convict lease system. |
| Alonzo Herndon | Successful business man who established the Atlanta Mutual Insurance Company. |
| Booker T. Washington | Famous educator and civil rights advocate who gave the Atlanta Compromise Speech |
| county unit system | A system that was established as a way of giving votes in primary elections. |
| nationalism | Devotion and loyalty to one's own ethnic background or country of origin. |
| populists | A polical party that supported farmers. |
| disenfranchisement | The act of denying a person the right to vote. |
| separate but equal | The idea that it was legal to keep the races separate as long as there were equal facilities. |
| labor union | The organization of workers formed to improve workers wages, benefits, and working conditions. |
| muckraker | Name given to writers of the Progressive Era who wrote about the problems of American life in the early 20th century. |
| Jim Crow Laws | Laws that mandated the segregation of African-Americans and whites. |
| ethnic group | A group of people that share a common and distinctive culture. |
| suffragettes | Name given to people who fought for women's right to vote. |
