Virginia in the 20th century

5.7.4  What industry made a comeback after the Civil War to become one of Virginia's biggest businesses?

• tobacco farming
  
• slave trade
  
• indentured servitude 
  
•  trade with American Indians

5.7.5  What was discovered in Tazewell that quickly became the main industry of the area?

• gold
• oil
• steel
• coal

5.7.5  What was the main reason people moved from rural to urban areas?

• economic opportunities (jobs)
  
• participation in government
  
• freedom
  
• private schooling for their children

5.7.4  What happened to Virginia's cities during Reconstruction?

• Everyone left the cities to start new lives in the Western Territories.
  
• Most people in the cities bought land and began tobacco farming.
  
• The cities stayed the same.
  
• The cities grew with people, businesses, and factories.
  

Why is Maggie L. Walker important?

• She was the 1st African-American governor.
• She was the 1st female bank president.
• She was a Civil Rights lawyer. 

Why is Arthur R. Ashe, Jr. important? 

• He was a famous African-American tennis player.
• He hired more African-Americans as governor.
• He wrote a book about slavery.
• He was the 1st African-American bank president.

Who was the governor known for the "pay-as-you-go" policy?

• Linwood Holton
• Harry F. Byrd, Sr. 
• Oliver Hill
• George C. Marshall

L. Douglas Wilder is famous for - 

• being the 1st African-American bank president
• creating a "pay-as-you-go" policy
• being the 1st African-American Governor in the US
• the "I have a dream" speech

Who led the Massive Resistance movement in VA?

• L. Douglas Wilder
• Harry F. Byrd, Sr.
• Maggie Walker
• Arthur Ashe, Jr.

The 1954 Supreme Court Case about "separate, but equal"  was called - 

• Brown vs. Smith
• Brown vs. Board of Education
• Plessy vs. Ferguson
• White vs Black