Georgia from World War 1 to the Great Depression

What insect destroyed cotton crops in Georgia in the 1920's?

• The Gypsy Moth

• The Locust

• The Boll Weevil

• The Evel Knievel

Stock market over speculation was one of the factors that led to:

• The Dust Bowl

• The Civil War

• World War I

• The Great Depression

What foundation did President Franklin D. Roosevelt establish in Georgia to help people get treatment for their medical conditions?

• The Warm Springs Foundation.

• The Atlanta Life Insurance Company

• The Hartford Foundation

• The Freedmen's Bureau

Many of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's ____ _______ programs, such as the Civilian Conservation Corps and the Rural Electrification Administration, provided opportunities and jobs for poor people in Georgia during the Great Depression.

• Old South

• New Deal

• Farmer's Alliance

• Civil Rights

During World War I, Georgia military facilities contributed to the war effort by training _________.

• Recruits

• Circus Animals

• Farmers

• Freedmen

During World War I, Georgia farmers supported the war effort by growing _________ for clothing

• Cotton

• Tobacco

• Corn

• Wool

During World War I, Georgia _________ produced uniforms and bandages.

• Farmers

• Slaves

• Factories

• Freedmen

Georgia governor _______ _______ opposed President Roosevelt's New Deal Programs.

• Eugene Talmadge

• Jimmy Carter

• Tom Watson

• Alonzo Herndon

After World War I, _______ for workers were low.

• wages

• insurance premiums

• hours

After World War I, ________ prices decreased.

• Silver

• Gold

• Agricultural

• Water