World War I and World War II Test

What were the MAIN causes of World War I?

• Social inequality, cultural differences, environmental degradation
• Religious conflicts, territorial disputes, economic inequality
• Economic competition, technological advancements, political instability
• Assaination of Archduke Fran-Ferdinand, Zimmerman Telegraph, Sinking of Lusitania Ship

What role did Georgia play in World War I?

• Georgia was a leading member of the Central Powers during World War I
• Georgia did not have any involvement in World War I
• Georgia was a neutral country during World War I
• Georgia played a significant role by having more military bases than any other state.

How did the boll weevil and the drought affect the economy of Georgia?

• They both positively impacted the agricultural economy by increasing crop yields and bringing financial prosperity for farmers.
• They had no impact on the agricultural economy and did not affect crop yields or financial hardship for farmers.
• They both negatively impacted the agricultural economy by reducing crop yields and causing financial hardship for farmers.
• They only affected the industrial economy and had no impact on the agricultural sector.

During the late teens of the 1900’s, what natural forces resulted in significant negative impact on the economy of the south?

• Boll weevil infestation and drought
• Floods and hurricanes
• Earthquakes and blizzards
• Tornadoes and wildfires

What specific economic problems in the south had Georgia in a negative economic situation even before the Great Depression?

• Bank Failures, Stock Market Crash of 1929, and Overproduction of Agriculture

• Overdependence on industry, high crop prices, and low levels of debt
• Diversified economy, high crop prices, and low levels of debt
• High industrial production, low crop prices, and overpopulation

What political programs were developed to help restore economic balance to the South/Nation by Roosevelt’s administration and what were the results of these programs?

• The New Deal Programs and the results of these programs included the creation of millions of jobs and the improvement of living conditions for many Americans.

• The programs caused a decline in infrastructure and living conditions
• The programs led to increased unemployment and social unrest
• The programs resulted in the collapse of the economy and widespread poverty

How did the political career of Eugene Talmadge impact the state?

• Eugene Talmadge's political career negatively impacted the state by opposing the political programs that would provide relief from the The Great Depression.

• Eugene Talmadge's political career was universally praised and uncontroversial
• Eugene Talmadge's political career led to economic prosperity and social equality
• Eugene Talmadge's political career had no impact on the state

How did FDR impact the state of Georgia?

• FDR's New Deal programs provided jobs, infrastructure improvements, and economic relief during the Great Depression.
• FDR's New Deal programs had no impact on Georgia's economy
• FDR's policies led to a decrease in employment and infrastructure in Georgia
• FDR increased taxes and caused economic hardship in Georgia

What is the purpose of Lend-Lease Act?

• To establish economic trade agreements with foreign countries
• To promote peace and diplomacy between nations
• To provide military aid to foreign nations, specifically to allies of the United States during World War II.
• To provide humanitarian aid to war-torn regions

When did the bombing of Pearl Harbor occur?

• November 11, 1918
• December 8, 1941

• July 4, 1776
• December 7, 1941