Which of the following explains the role of Alonzo Herndon in the New South Era?
А
He brought manufacturing companies to Georgia.
He led the Populist movement in Georgia during the era.
He was a member of the Bourbon Triumvirate and helped to rebuild Georgia.
D
He achieved financial success despite racism during the era and was a model for other African Americans

D. He achieved financial success despite racism during the era and was a model for other African Americans.

Explanation:

"Alonzo Herndon" was an African American who started as a barber in Jonesboro and eventually became a successful businessman. Although he was born as a slave, this didn't stop him from achieving his goal. He then expanded his shop to Atlanta, Georgia. His earnings grew and this enabled him to invest in real estates.

Later on, he entered into the insurance business and this even made him wealthier and more successful. He helped black businesses from failing and because of this, the African Americans looked up to him as a model.

Despite the rampant racism that was happening during the era, Alonzo Herndon proved that even the blacks could achieve financial success.

So, this explains the answer.

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