Answer:
The correct answer is A. The county unit system was a method of voting used in Georgia in the 20th century that gave more voting power to rural areas than urban areas. The system was established by Governor Eugene Talmadge in 1935, and the Georgia General Assembly had to approve it for it to be implemented. Therefore, the legislature had to vote for the county unit system for it to become law.
Explanation:
Option B is incorrect because while the county unit system did give more power to rural areas, it was not controlled by them.
Option C is also incorrect as the urban areas did want power and had been advocating for a more equitable system of voting.
Option D is incorrect because the county unit system was not used in all other states, and in fact, it was unique to Georgia.
Why would government focus on industry rather than agriculture after reapportionment?
The elected officials were from urban areas and not rural areas with changes in reapportionment.
It was time for change in the New South.
The state had given too much money to agriculture.
The federal government gave money to industry and not farmers.
Answer:A
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