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-Bull Durham -was the first to introduce mass advertising to NC |
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American Tobacco company also invented a cig rolling machine |
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| started chewing tobacco and Camel cigs |
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| the old NCRR goes from goldsboro to charlotte and now extends to ashville |
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- in 1875 they ammended the state constitution to get around the county comssioner system
- they party used threats and violence to keep blacks away from the polls
- courupt groups held control over state government
- democrats opposed beneficial changes in government
- they supported banks with high interest rates
- the refused to reform a tax system that favored the rich
- they rejected social legeslation that would correct long hours, low wages
- they refused to support expansion of public education
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- tax and election reform
- ten hour work day
- 6% limit on interest rates
- local control over county government
- state support for public education
- an end to courupt government in the state
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| laws that legalize racial segregation in public places |
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| instituted a grandfather clause. If your ancestors had voted before 1867 you did not have to be literate to vote |
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| a violent organization who's mission was to drive blacks away from the polls |
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segregated facilities were legal as long as they were equal. |
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