2018 Unit 5 Test Review

What Georgia leader coined the phrase "New South" in describing the state? (SSH7a)

• A Rebecca Latimer Felton

• B Henry W. Grady

• C John B. Gordon

• D Alfred H. Colquitt

Which statement best explains the growth of Georgia’s textile industry during the late 1800s? (SSH7a)

• A Georgia had abundant supplies of the two essential raw materials for textiles -- cotton and wool.

• B Georgia had abundant water resources to provide power for textile mills.

• C Georgia had a strong educational system, which trained workers with special skills and expertise in textiles.

• D Georgia’s water resources, network of railroad lines, supply of cotton, and coastal seaports made textiles profitable.

The Populist politician best known for introducing the Rural Free Delivery Bill was (SSH7a)

• A James B. Weaver.

• B Tom Watson.

• C Grover Cleveland.

• D Rebecca Latimer Felton.

Which voting qualification was NOT designed to prevent African Americans from exercising their right to vote? (SSH7b)**

• A Paying a poll tax

• B Taking a literacy test

• C Meeting a property requirement

• D Meeting a residence requirement

Which U.S. Supreme Court decision made separate-but-equal schools, or segregated schools, the law of the land? (SSH7b)**

• A Cumming v Richmond Board of Education

• B Plessy v Ferguson

• C Brown v Board of Education

• D Gray v Sanders

Laws passed to establish "separate but equal" facilities for different races were called (SSH7b)

• A separate-but equal laws.

• B Jim Crow laws.

• C discrimination laws.

• D Black Codes.

Booker T. Washington did not believe that (SSH7c)

• A vocational education was essential for African Americans who sought equality.

• B economic equality was much more important than social equality for African Americans.

• C political and social equality for African Americans would come from economic independence.

• D truth and knowledge would cause different races to understand and accept each other.

What type of prejudice was shown during the Leo Frank case? (SSH7d)

• Sexism

• Racism

• Antisemitism

• Liberalism

In addition to soldiers, what was Georgia's main contribution to World War I? (SS8H8a)

• Naval stores

• Military Training Camps

• Tank Manufacturing Companies

• Largest agricultural producer in the country

16) In the 1920s, Georgia was affected by which of the following factors -- CHECK ALL THAT APPLY: (SS8H8b)

• a. a prolonged drought.

• b. boll weevils.

• c. the loss of thousands of working farms.

• d. a jump in cotton production and prices.