Georgia's Cultural Heritage Georgia Studies Chapter 22

people who donate money to causes that they feel unworthy and beneficial to humanity

a group of people who share the same customs language, same background

made up of many cultures,

a movement, that attempts to preserve and restore buildings, and other structures of the past

a person willing to take a financial raise to start and manage a business

Mrs. Sylvain's Family

a term used to identify the social behavior, institutions, and norms found in human societies, as well as the knowledge, beliefs, arts, laws, customs

movement, that attempts to preserve and restore buildings, and other structures of the past

Nations, Cities, States & Towns

Items made by hand using skills that are generally self-taught or learned a

Things that have originated in the South

places in the community where artists can do their work and display it for the public.

recognized around the world, connected to the rest of the world in many ways

Andrew Young

William B. Hartsfield

Maynard Jackson

Billy Paine

It confirmed Atlanta’s reputation as an international city.

It showed that Atlanta’s public transportation system was poorly managed.

Foreign governments rejected Atlanta as a city without culture.

The city lost large amounts of money.

A population made up of many different cultures living and working together.

A society where one group of people controls everything.

An economy with many different forms of transportation and industry.

A system where two political parties get most of a population’s votes.

Between 2000 and 2010, Georgia’s Hispanic population increased.

Georgia’s Hispanic population decreased between 2000 and 2010.

Since 2010, Georgia’s Hispanic population has not grown.

The Hispanic population grew more in Georgia’s southwestern counties.

Hispanic Americans make up the third-largest group in Georgia.

African Americans make up the largest group of people in Georgia.

Whites make up the second-largest group in Georgia.

Asian Americans make up the second-largest group in Georgia.