Unit 10 Review - Modern Georgia

What did Jimmy Carter earn a Nobel Peace Prize for?

• human rights efforts
• education reforms
• new invention
• none of the above 

The 1996 Olympics brought money and jobs to Atlanta. What types of projects did immigrants complete during the reconstruction of Atlanta before the games?

• Rebuilt hotels, apartments, and houses
• Rebuilt sports complexes
• Fixed roads and parks
• All of the above

What position did Jimmy Carter serve as?

• Senator 
• Governor
• President
• All of the above

How do you describe stagflation?

• Good economy and high employment
• Unmoving economy and high employment
• high unemployment and low prices 
• high prices but a good economy

What important event did Atlanta host in 1996?

• International Cotton Expos
• Olympics
• World Series

Hosting the 1996 Olympics was beneficial for Georgia's economy. All of the following are examples EXCEPT for

• Downtown Atlanta was revamped with new sidewalks, trees, and lights.
• New dormitories were built for Olympic athletes and are now used for state universities. 
• Atlanta's international terminal at Hartsfield-Jackson was finally opened. 

Which is NOT true about Jimmy Carter?

• He won a noble peace prize
• He was a peanut farmer from Plains, Georgia
• He was criticized for his involvement in the Iran Hostage Crisis
• He was the second President of the United States from Georgia

Which of the following BEST states why Georgia's business leaders wanted to host the Olympics?

• To make money for themselves
• To provide educational opportunities for Georgia's children
• To show the world that Georgia is a city for international business
• To enjoy the games in their home state

Since World War II, which factor has helped expand industry the MOST in Georgia?

• Agriculture
• Education
• Tourism
• Technology

Which person consolidated state agencies, improved education, and appointed more women and minorities than all previous governors combined?

• Jimmy Carter

• Ellis Arnall

• Andrew Young

• Maynard Jackson