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People Who Promoted the "New South" : Henry Grady (newspaper editor in Atlanta) urged the South to develop different types of businesses Called for more factories and less farming Tried to get Northern businesses to invest money in the South Wanted better railroads and transportation Some Industrial Growth : Textile factories grew in the Carolinas and Georgia Birmingham, Alabama became known for iron and steel production Richmond, Virginia processed a lot of tobacco New railroads connected Southern cities and resources Cities grew around these new industries Problems That Held the South Back : Not enough money for investment Poor education system Many people wanted to stick with farming traditions Racial divisions limited opportunities for many workers High poverty rates throughout the region Farming Remained the Main Economic Activity Despite talk about a "New South" and some factory growth, most Southerners still worked in agriculture

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