SS8H10 Quick Review

How did the technological advances in agriculture impact Georgia's population?

• Less labor needed in rural areas = people leaving rural areas

• Less labor needed in rural areas = people leaving urban areas

• No change in population in

How did industrialization after the war impact the population of Georgia?

• People began moving into rural areas.

• People began moving into cities for jobs.

• No population shift was detected.

Which area did William Hartsfield impact as governor?

• MARTA as city transportation system

• Tourism in terms of professional sports.

• Integration by removing signs from city hall.

• Aviation by bringing in international flights.

William Hartsfield integrated

• the Pickrick Cafe.

• public schools.

• movie theaters.

• city hall.

Because not violence was associated with the changes in civil rights made by William Hartsfield, the city of Atlanta was known as

• "The City too Busy to Hate."

• "The City That Never Sleeps."

• "The City of Lost Causes."

• "The City of Hate."

Which of the following is the best characteristic to describe the changes made by Hartsfield?

• suspenseful

• peaceful

• agitated

• violent

Who took down signs at city hall to show he wanted to integrate the city?

• William Hartsfield

• Ivan Allen, Jr.

• Maynard Jackson

• Andrew Young

What did Ivan Allen, Jr. bring into the city?

• Bell Bomber Plant

• Delta Airlines

• Major League Sports Teams

• Coca-Cola

Which of the following is NOT a reason the Supreme Court was involved in the 1946 Governor's Race?

• the governor elect died

• two men claimed to be governor

• secession needed to be decided

• the governor also won the presidency and had to leave

What promise did Eugene Talmadge make to get people to vote him for Governor?

• end segregation

• only tax the wealthy

• bring back the white primary

• he lost the election