Fast! (90 points)

how did the georgia legislature respond to the u. s. supreme court’s decision in brown vs. board of education?

a: georgia’s legislature filed for an appeal with the u. s. supreme court.

b: georgia’s legislature revoked the supreme court decision, claiming it did not apply to georgia.

c: georgia’s legislature enforced the decision of the supreme court’s, acknowledging that federal law took priority.

d: georgia’s legislature had no reaction to the decision.

a: andrew young's biggest impact on georgia was

b: building hartsfield jackson international airport

c: to bring 1996 olympics to georgia

d: relocating the coca-cola headquarters to atlanta

choose the one best answer to provide evidence for the statement.

the port of savannah is economically important to georgia.

a: the global demand for goods and services have increased.

b: the port is only a tourist attraction where cruise ships enter and exit.

c: the port is used by fisherman and scuba divers.

d: due to multiple interstates throughout georgia, the port is not economically important.

Choose the one BEST answer to provide evidence for the statement.  

The Port of Savannah is economically important to Georgia. : A. The global demand for goods and services have increased.

I'm sorry but the only one I know for sure is the last one which I just answered up there but here are my guesses for the other ones.

How did the Georgia legislature respond to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Brown vs. Board of Education? : C

Again I'm only really sure about the last one but I tried to answer the first one to the best of my ability.

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