Georgia's Contributions to World War II Quiz

What was the name of the military training center in Georgia that trained over 15,000 soldiers during World War II?

• Camp Wheeler

• Fort Benning

• Fort Bragg

• Camp Lejeune

Which Georgia city became a major center for war-time production, particularly for Liberty ships and aircraft?

• Atlanta

• Augusta

• Savannah

• Macon

What was the name of the Georgia governor who played a significant role in supporting the war effort and promoting military bases in the state?

• George Washington

• Thomas Jefferson

• Abraham Lincoln

• Eugene Talmadge

Which Georgia military base was the site of the first B-29 bomber to land in the United States after the atomic bombings of Japan?

• Robins Air Force Base

• Fort Stewart

• Fort Benning

• Dobbins Air Reserve Base

What was the name of the all-black aviation unit that trained in Georgia and became known as the Tuskegee Airmen?

• African American Aviators

• Tuskegee Airmen

• Blackbird Squadron

• Georgia Flyers

Which Georgia city became a major center for war-time production, particularly for Liberty ships and aircraft?

• Savannah

• Atlanta

• Macon

• Augusta

What was the name of the Georgia governor who played a significant role in supporting the war effort and promoting military bases in the state?

• Eugene Talmadge

• George Washington

• Abraham Lincoln

• Thomas Jefferson

Which Georgia military base was the site of the first B-29 bomber to land in the United States after the atomic bombings of Japan?

• Fort Benning

• Dobbins Air Reserve Base

• Robins Air Force Base

• Fort Stewart

What was the name of the all-black aviation unit that trained in Georgia and became known as the Tuskegee Airmen?

• Georgia Flyers

• Blackbird Squadron

• African American Aviators

• Tuskegee Airmen

Which Georgia city became a major center for war-time production, particularly for Liberty ships and aircraft?

• Macon

• Savannah

• Atlanta

• Augusta