Identify all of the CORRECT statements about William B. Hartsfield, the Atlanta mayor in the middle 1900s. Atlanta's racial segregation remained strong because Hartsfield was a white supremacist. Hartsfield helped make Atlanta an important hub for air travel. He was elected to more terms as Atlanta's mayor than any other person in the history of the city. Hartsfield helped to get the city back on its feet during the Great Depression by implementing a conservative budget. Hartsfield gave up his post as mayor during World War II to serve in the U. S. military. One of the first things Hartsfield did when he became mayor was to establish request Coca-Cola move to Atlanta.