1. How did Georgia citizens provide for troops during WWI? Choose all that apply. 2. What was the United States response to the concern that the Axis powers would defeat the Allied powers during WWII?

3.Why is Atlanta known as a major transportation hub?

4.What is the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) most recognized for accomplishing in Georgia?

5.Choose the two men most credited with expanding military operations and installations in Georgia?

6.Why is the Albany Movement often criticized as a failure?

7.Which Native American group is know for an organized, chiefdom, sedentary society that relied on agriculture and hunting for their food sources.

8.Who would have NOT been allowed to settle in Georgia under the Charter of 1732?

9.Which Georgia politician often opposed and criticized FDR's New Deal programs?

10.Why did Franklin D. Roosevelt visit the state of Georgia often?

11.Which New Deal program greatly benefited Georgian's who lived in rural areas by bringing access to affordable electricity?

12.Why was the bombing of Pearl Harbor a significant event during World War II?

13.Georgia opposed the Supreme Court ruling in Brown vs. Board of Education and therefore, added Confederate imagery to the new state flag.

14.Match each accomplishment to the correct Atlanta mayor.

*brought professional sports teams to the city

*helped Atlanta recover from the Great Depression

*brought air travel to the city

*Upgraded the state highway system

15.How did Georgians react after the end of the white primary system in 1946?

16.How did new technologies on the farm affect the population in Georgia?

17.Who was the interpreter for James Oglethorpe, which helped him establish a strong relationship with the natives?

18.During the colonial period, Georgia's economy relied mostly on.

19.Why was Georgia was important during World War I?

20.How was Georgia's economy impacted by World War II?

21.Which of the following issues played a role in the sectional turmoil that divided our nation leading up to the election of 1860?

22.Lester Maddox has strong views regarding the Civil Rights Act of 1964. How did his actions as Governor compare to his original view?

23.Which statement is TRUE about the Mississippian culture?

24.What is an entrepreneur? Choose two of the BEST answers below.

25.Which statement accurately explains how Georgia’s transportation systems impact Georgia’s workforce?

Answers:

1.Many Georgians served in the war. Citizens conserved goods. Georgia's cotton was used to make soldiers' uniforms and bandages.

2.The U. S signed the Lend-Lease Act to assist its allies.

3.Atlanta is home to one of the busiest and largest airports in the nation.

4.creating and improving state parks throughout the state.

5.Richard B. Russell and Carl Vinson

6.because it did not desegregate the entire city by the end of the movement; focused on too much.

7. Mississippian

8. a Catholic

9. Eugene Talmadge

10. He traveled to Warm Springs frequently to treat his polio.

11. the Rural Electrification Administration

12. It caused the United States to get involved in the war.

13. opposed, added

14. Ivan Allen Jr,

William B. Hartsfield

William B. Hartsfield

Ivan Allen Jr

15.elected a governor who committed to maintaining segregation

16. Caused major rural to urban migration.

17. Mary Musgrove

18. agriculture

19.Georgia had more military training camps compared to other states.

20.

21. slavery

22.He strongly opposed the Civil Rights Act, but he appointed more African Americans to government positions than governors before him.

23.Mississippians were highly organized, chiefdom, sedentary society that relied on agriculture, hunting, and fishing.

24. Someone who invests time and money to start a business. and Someone who takes a risk to make a profit.

25. Georgia's transportation systems have provided jobs for thousands of Georgians.

I'm not sure for #20 but its either these three options:

*Manufacturing activity increased significantly in Georgia.

*The economy collapsed due to rising unemployment.

*Georgia continued as an agriculture-based economy and began to diversify crops.