Milestones Bootcamp Day 3; Per 8

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First African American/Black mayor of Atlanta or any major southern city; he expanded the international airport and encouraged the building of international convention facilities

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Maynard Jackson

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An African American/Black minister who served as Representative of Georgia's Fifth District, National Council of Churches, and was a US ambassador to the United Nations; as mayor of Atlanta, he brought in billions of dollars in investments to the city helping to create jobs

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Andrew Young

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Former state senator, governor, and the only person from Georgia to be elected president; advocated for education reform, appointed women and minorities to government positions; after presidency, he founded a center that resolves conflict and treats diseases worldwide; he also increased awareness of the Habitat for Humanity program. He received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2022.

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Jimmy Carter

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This event held in Atlanta contributed the most to making it an 'international' city and brought in over $5 billion dollars which boosted the city.

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1996 Olympics

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This is one of the largest economies in the state. Visitors from all over the world come to Georgia to experience the state attractions.

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Tourism

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What is expected to bring in billions of dollars in revenue to the state after 15 years of work and has made Savannah the fourth-busiest container port in the US?

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Savannah Port Expansion

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This consists of a preamble, bill of rights, articles, and amendments. It divides the government into three branches and has checks and balances, just like the federal version.

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Georgia Constitution

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Georgia's ____ __ ____ includes the right to life, liberty, and property; freedom of conscience, and right to hunt and fish.

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Bill of Rights

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Citizens in Georgia have ____ that includes paying taxes, serving on juries, volunteering, and voting

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Responsibilities

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The ____ leads the ____ branch, which is responsible for enforcing the law. This position covers public safety (including law enforcement), education, transportation, and economic development; The position signs bills into law or vetoes them, appoints leaders, and oversees state affairs in general

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Governor; executive