SS8H8 GMAS PREP

Check ALL the ways GA contributed to WW1 in regards to the military.

• Ga Military camps treated the wounded.

• GA Bases trained troops

• GA Military Camps provided weapons and tanks.

• GA Military Camps housed POWs (Prisoners of War)

Check all the ways GA contributed to WW1 in regards to Industrial Support.

• Textile mills produced uniforms and other cotton based products

• Savannah Shipyards produced the Liberty Ship

• Canning Factories canned food to be shipped overseas.

• Bell Bomber plant produced the B29 Flying Fortress

Check the way GA Agriculture did NOT support WW1.

• Growing Cotton for troops textiles.

• Growing Vegetables for troop food.

• Farmers left the farm to join the war effort overseas.

• Farmers Raised lived stock and poultry for troop protein.

Check all the ways that citizens at home in GA during WW1 personally sacrificed for to help in the war effort:

• Rationed Goods

• Only ate once a week.

• Did not drive and did not use water.

• Planted Victory Gardens

Lack of agricultural diversification made ____________ worse and devastated the economy of Georgia in the early 1900's

• the boll weevil

• the drought

• farming

• crop prices

The destruction of the cotton crop forced Georgians to ________________ their crops by planting other things.

• barter

• sell

• keep

• diversify

In addition to the damage caused by the boll weevil, Georgia farmers suffered through another natural disaster in the 1920's and 1930's . It was a _________.

• hurricane
• drought
• storm
• earthquake

Which cause of the Great Depression involves people spending rather than saving money?

• Overproduction

• Consumerism

• Saving too much money

• Stock Speculation

Which cause of the Great Depression involves gambling on prices increasing rather than decreasing?

• Overproduction

• Consumerism

• Price betting.

• Stock Speculation

Which cause of the Great Depression involves prices dropping due to having too many goods on the market?

• Overproduction

• Consumerism

• Saving too much money

• Stock Speculation