What changed schools forever, and was said that there was no such thing as separate but equal that schools needed to combine?

Why did Georgia change its state flag?

Who was the man who was a mentor to Martin Luther King Jr.. Who also was the president of Morehouse college. Who spoke out against segregation and who believed to treat everyone with dignity and respect. Who also preached to students about the democratic principles.

Case that stated that segregation was legal as long as it is equal. Many whites were upset about the idea that the government was trying to help African American combine with whites. This was a huge major Civil Rights victory.

Only whites allowed to vote in primary elections. Ellis Arnall worked to get rid of this. In 1946 there was no more of this.

Who ran for the governors race?

What governor did not learn from his fathers mistakes, and was like his father in many ways. Who did not want to combine the state as governor he wanted to spend time fighting for schools and public places. And establish a nine month school year.

What technology helped farmer plant and harvest quicker?

Georgia's agriculture income came from?

Served six terms as mayor (longest serving mayor). Opened the first ever airport in Atlanta. Called the father of aviation.

Atlanta mayor in 1961. On his first day of office he removed "colored" and "white" signs. Made plans to make a south center for professional sports.

Which of the following is not one of the following sports that Ivan Allen created?

Governor of Georgia who worked to bring Georgia out of debt and tried and got out of white primary. Called the Lame Duck from the Governors race. And was knocked out of office by Eugene Talmadge but wanted to stay in the governors position.

What became a center progress to the south?

What brought money into the state for tourist attractions (for stadiums and jobs) to watch?

Who helped Georgia in many ways?

After World War two people were in the farming industry but they moved to the -------- industry.

What mayors were very helpful in the Civil Right Movement?

What percentile of of Georgia population lived in the piedmont region during this time?

The confederate battle emblem?

Who was Eugene Talmadge's lieutenant governor?

What made Georgia look foolish and created confusion?

In the United States African American were thought as

Benjamin Mays was inspired by who?

Who was Martin Luther King Jr.'s Mentor?

Who became the leader of the Civil Rights Movement after leading the Montgomery Bus Boycott?

What did King believe about the unfair laws?

What group did King form to lead anti-discrimination marches and protest within the south?

School was a place where ------- -------- --- ----- -------- were separated (segregated).

Who sued the board of education because the school was segregated?

Who argued that the United States Supreme Court violated the 14th amendment to the constitution?

After schools were forced to segregate by law in 1954 but what state refused to cooperate?

What commission was formed by an Atlanta banker, held by a public hearing to see how Georgian's integrations?

What happened in the UGA Integration?

What was the SNCC?

Where did the Albany Movement take place?

What was the goal for the Albany Movement?

In 1963 what did Martin Luther King Jr. do in Washington D.C. when he led 250,000 people.

Who was a governor, that supported prison reform and who also integrated the state patrol and the GBI and who increased spending for Georgia's Universities.

Who made history when they were the first African American mayor of Georgia he established the MARTA (Atlanta’s mass transit system) and started running the Hartsfield airport. In 2003 The airports was named after him Hartsfield- ------- international airport.

Who served two successful terms as mayor, who brought the 1988 Democratic Convection to Georgia. He ran for Governor 1990, but he lost to Zell Miller. He also helped in the 1996 Olympics Games in Atlanta.