What Was Evident in the Call for a New South

question 66

Multiple Choice

What was evident in the call for a New South in the decades after Reconstruction?

• A) The desire among some southerners to shift to an industrial economy
• B) A resurgence of the Republican party in the region
• C) The idea that the South could rebuild its war-torn economy through agriculture alone
• D) The end of efforts in the region to forge political alliances across the color line

Calculate and interpret trade balances, net exports, and their impact on GDP.

Analyze the effects of trade agreements on trade balances with specific countries.

Understand the impact of currency valuation on international trade.

Identify the components of GDP and their relationship with trade.

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Definitions:

Agriculture Products

Goods produced through the cultivation of plants and the raising of animals to provide food, fiber, and other products.

Monetary Contraction

A policy or economic condition where the money supply is reduced, often leading to higher interest rates.

National Industrial Recovery Act

A 1933 U.S. law aimed at boosting economic growth during the Great Depression by reducing unemployment and eliminating cutthroat competition.

Business Cartels

Groups of independent businesses that regulate production, pricing, and marketing by agreement among members to limit competition.