Henry Grady's Speech,"The New South," Could Best Be Classified as

Henry Grady's speech,"The New South," could best be classified as

A) a call for a return to the plantation order.
B) an invitation to black Southerners to join the ranks of whites.
C) a romantic celebration of the Klan.
D) An attempt to rally the South to see their region linked not to the antebellum and slavery past but to the promises of the Industrial Revolution and the South's new spirit of enterprise.
E) an open critique of the Southern practice of segregation.