
DAY 5 WW2-Post WW2
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Carmela Martinez
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44. What were Hartsfield’s biggest accomplishments? Choose all that apply
Calm integration of Atlanta’s public schools.
Brought the Atlanta airport to the city.
Built many public parks and roads in the city.
Tripled the size of Atlanta by buying surrounding areas.
Atlanta’s longest serving mayor.
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45. Why was Atlanta known as “the city too busy to hate”?
wishing to maintain things as they are with no change, progress or reform
because Atlanta had a reputation that it was focused on growth and business rather than segregation.
because Atlanta had a reputation for electing a Governor who was a white supremacist
Atlanta had a reputation that it was focused on decline and racism rather than segregation.
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46. How did Hartsfield handle integration?
Peacefully & calmly
Riots & Hate
Protest & Riots
Peaceful Protest
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47. What were the biggest accomplishments of Ivan Allen Jr.?
Built Interstate 285
Built MARTA-Public transportation system
Brought professional cheer teams to Atlanta
Brought professional sports teams to Atlanta
Brought ATL airport to Atlanta
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49. What does “progressive” mean when talking about politics?
wishing to maintain things as they are with no change, progress or reform
backward thinking, advocating for things to remain the same no change or reform
forward thinking, advocating for progress, change, improvement, or reform
forward thinking that advocating for things not to change, improve or reform
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50. Who were the three men who claimed to be governor of Georgia in 1946? Choose all that apply.
Melvin Thompson
Eugene Talmadge
Herman Talmadge
William B. Hartsfield
Ellis Arnall
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51. Who originally won the 1946 election? What happened to him?
Ellis Arnall and he died
Melvin Thompson and he won the special election
Herman Talmadge and he won the special election
Eugene Talmadge and he died
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53. What is a special election?
An election scheduled at the usual date to elect a Governor
An election scheduled at the usual date for a specific purpose
An election scheduled at other than the usual date for a specific purpose
An election scheduled at other than the usual date to elect a Governor
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54. What is the white primary?
allows all men and women to vote in the primary election
only allows African Americans to vote in the primary election
doesn't allows whites to vote in the primary election
only allows whites to vote in the primary election
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55. Why did Ellis Arnall believe he could stay governor?
because no governor was sworn in when Talmadge died
because no governor was sworn in when Thompson died
because he was the governor when Thompson died
because the constitution said he was governor when Talmadge died
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56. Why did Herman Talmadge believe he was the new governor of Georgia?
Because he had no write in votes
Because he had so many secret write in votes
because no governor was sworn in when Talmadge died
because every Georgian voted him in
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57. Why did Melvin Thompson believe he was the new governor of Georgia?
He was voted in as Lieutenant Governor & according to the GA constitution he should be the Governor
He was not voted in as Lieutenant Governor & according to the GA constitution he should be the Governor
He was voted in as Governor & according to the GA constitution he should be the Governor
He was voted in as Governor & according to the US constitution he should not be the Governor
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