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Worksheets3rd Nine Weeks Review
Total questions: 114
Worksheet time: 57mins
This reconstruction plan punished the South for the Civil War and protected the rights of African Americans
Lincoln's Plan
Johnson's Plan
Congressional Plan
Senate's Plan
This reconstruction plan required the South to repeal their secession ordinance and abolish slavery
Johnson's Plan
Lincoln's Plan
Congressional Plan
Jackson' Plan
Why was Georgia placed under military control for the second time during Reconstruction?
Businesses refused to trade with the North
State leaders refused to fund the Freedman's Bureau
Racial violence and political fraud forced the removal of African American legislators
The governor refused to support removal of former Confederate officers
This plan freed the slaves from Confederate States
13th Amendment
Emancipation Proclamation
Lincoln's Plan
Freedom Proclamation
This plan freed slaves from all states
13th Amendment
Emancipation Proclamation
Lincoln's Plan
Freedom Proclamation
Slavery became illegal and freed men and women could find jobs
13th Amendment
14th Amendment
15th Amendment
Georgia had to ratify this amendment the FIRST time they were readmitted to the Union
13th
14th
15th
The least important commodity in Georgia since the Civil War is
cotton
coal
peaches
carpeting
These farmers sell their crops and make a profit
Share croppers
Profit croppers
Tenant Farmers
Plantation Farmers
These farmers have to give a percentage of their crops to the landowner
Share Cropper
Tenant Farmer
Profit Farmer
Plantation Farmer
One of the results of the 14th and 15th amendments was
the founding of new state colleges and universities
the reduction of funding for the Freedman's Bureau
the end of the Republican Party in Georgia
the election of African Americans to serve in public office
The best description of sharecropping is
land is bought by a group of families who work it together
land is given to a farmer who shares his crops with others
land is rented to a farmer who give a percentage of crops to the land owner
land is sold to a farmer who will farm the land for a set period of time
The Freedman's Bureau DID NOT
distribute food and medical supplies
establish schools
establish transportation
distribute financial aid to plantation owners who no longer had slaves
The Congressional Reconstruction Plan DID NOT
force states to ratify the 14th amendment
divide states into districts of martial law
require states to vote on whether slavery would be legal
require oaths to the Union
Lincoln granted pardons to these three groups
supporters of the Confederacy
slave traders
high ranking Confederate officers
plantation owners
leaders of the Confederate government
How did the economy in Georgia change after the Civil War?
Diversified and industrial
grew more cotton in record amounts
moved out of the cities to find farming jobs
less dependent on trade
During Reconstruction, this farming practice became more common
irrigation
sharecropping
terraced farming
plantation farming
In 1870, Georgia was finally allowed to rejoin the Union as the last state to do this
ratify the 15th amendment
grant women the right to vote
ban the Ku Klux Klan
outlaw poll taxes
After the Civil War, the economy changed in TWO ways
the economy was less dependent on revenue
the economy became more diversified and industrial
the economy became more reliant on sharecropping
the economy became less reliant on large scale manufacturing
Andrew Johnson was considered for impeachment because
Congress felt he was too lenient on Confederate soldiers and politicians
Congress believed he was too focused on protecting the freedmen in the south
Congress believed he delayed allowing Southern states to rejoin the Union
Congress believed he encouraged carpetbaggers to move to the South to run for office
The KKK used terrorism and violence to pursue which political goal?
election of Andrew Johnson to the presidency
control of Southern governments by Democrats
control of Congress by the Radical Republicans
adoption of new constitutions in Southern states
Before going under martial law, Georgia had been allowed to rejoin the US after
paying off war debts
outlawing the KKK
ratifying the 13th amendment
electing an African American governor
In 1870, Georgia was readmitted to the Union after
adopting a new constitution
arresting former Confederate leaders
ratifying the 15th amendment
desegregating public schools
The Civil Rights Act of 1871 authorized
the use of military force against the KKK
the suspension of civilian governments in the South
the creation of the Freedman's Bureau
the opening of school for African Americans
How was sharecropping not beneficial to laborers?
helped them purchase their won farms
kept laborers in constant debt to landowners
forced landowners to give land to former slaves
prevented landowners from exploiting former slaves
Following the Civil War, this crop was essential to the economic recovery of Georgia
corn
indigo
cotton
silk
Sharecroppers received these THREE items from landowners in exchange for work
seeds
room and board
right to farm land
use of farming tools
weekly wages
What was the basis of the political climate in the 1860s?
labor unions
race over political affiliation
social progress over economic interests
influence of the Freemen's Bureau
The goal of the KKK was
to remove Democrats from power
to help the government maintain control
to reestablish white supremacy in the South
to convince federal leaders to allow Southern states to rejoin the Union
When Georgia removed African American legislators, how did the US respond?
The government refused to readmit GA to the US
The Supreme Court ruled that new elections should be held
The Freedmen's Bureau stopped providing aid to GA citizens
The president called for new elections
What caused Atlanta to grow rapidly after the Civil War?
Northerners migrated to Atlanta
The railroad was rebuilt
Farmers grew crops other than cotton
The freedmen were given jobs
What impact did the 15th amendment to the Constitution have on the African American population?
Male citizens of all races could cast their votes
The KKK had to end its violence towards people of color
Slavery and involuntary servitude was made illegal
Making a payment to vote is called a
literacy test
poll tax
property tax
grandfather clause
Making a payment to vote is called a
literacy test
poll tax
property tax
grandfather clause
Proving that you can read and write in order to vote is a
literacy test
poll tax
property tax
grandfather clause
Taking away the right to vote is known as
disenfrightenment
dystopia
disenfranchisement
disengaged
In 1906, stories of violence against whites sparked
The Augusta Riot
The Alabama Riot
The Atlanta Riot
This was used to keep African Americans from exercising their rights
James Crow laws
James Brown laws
Jim Crow laws
Jim Crowe laws
The Supreme Court decision in Plessy v Ferguson caused this to happen in the South
The region became segregated along racial lines
The states were restricted by the federal government
Local governments became more representative of their populations
The region became urbanized as former slaves migrated to the southern states
This led to the deepening of racial segregation in the city of Atlanta
suspension of Jim Crow laws
1906 Atlanta Riot
removal of African Americans from office
emergence of civil rights
The Supreme Court Case from this unit is
Brown v Board of Education
Dred Scott v Sanford
McCulloch v Maryland
Plessy v Ferguson
Which is NOT an example of a Jim Crow law?
prohibiting stores from selling alcohol
requiring railroads to have racially segregated cars
prohibiting interracial marriage
segregating schools based on race
The Populist Party supported
reducing government regulation
lowering taxes on farmers
eliminating restrictions on immigration
raising taxes to finance industrial expansion
Henry Grady used the Atlanta Constitution to promote what TWO items
women's suffrage
labor union
agricultural diversification
southern industrial growth
What TWO things did the members of the Bourbon Triumvirate have in common?
supported raising taxes
white supremacists
Yankees
supported industrial development
Atlanta hosted three of these events to lure Northern investors into the region
World's Fair
International Cotton Exposition
Olympic Games
International Coca Cola Exposition
Tom Watson gave most of his support to this group
civil servants
farmers/agrarian workers
textile mill workers
plantation owners
Why was the International Cotton Exposition a success for Georgia?
It established new markets abroad for textiles
It spread the plantation system to other regions
It encouraged small scale agricultural operations
It attracted significant industrial resources from the north
Who were the THREE members of the Bourbon Triumvirate?
Henry Grady
Joseph E Brown
Alfred H. Colquitt
John B. Gordon
Why was Tom Watson critical of Henry Grady?
for encouraging women to vote
for supporting industry over farmers
for supporting white supremacists
for promoting equal rights
Tom Watson supported this group at the turn of the century
farmers
military
government
industry
The Bourbon Triumvirate influenced politics by
restricting the rights of African Americans
protecting labor union
restricting railroad and coal industries
The International Cotton Exposition demonstrated
the recovery of Atlanta after the war
the impact of rapid industrial development
the superiority of the Southern industry
social and economic gains for African Americans
The Bourbon Triumvirate supported TWO areas
labor unions
voting rights for women and minorities
access to education for African Americans
expanding railroads
expanding mining
How did the Leo Frank case impact Georgia society?
rise in antisemitism and return of the Klan
increase in migration from the North
removal of discrimination laws
government involvement in power
What was the outcome of Governor Slaton's involvement in the Leo Frank case?
sentence was reduced, loss of political career
additional punishment, kept job
refused involvement, kept job
refused involvement, lost job
Why were people opposed to reduce Leo Frank's life sentence?
prejudice against Jews and Northerners
evidence of an unfair trial
prejudice against other ethnic groups
coverage from Tom Watson
Founded Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
WEB DuBois
Booker T Washingon
Henry Grady
Alonzo Herndon
Entrepreneur, community leader, business leader, "rags to riches"
WEB DuBois
Booker T Washington
Alonzo Herndon
Henry Grady
The main goal of Alonzo Herndon's founding of Atlanta Mutual Insurance was
to become powerful and wealthy
to gain wealth and help other African Americans
to end job discrimination
to create the largest insurance company in the South
How did Alonzon Herndon seek to improve the lives of African American's in Atlanta?
providing employment by hiring college educated members of the community
working to improve living conditions
funding health education campaigns
organizing sit-ins and boycotts of businesses
He believed that African Americans should fight for their civil rights
Booker T Washington
WEB DuBois
Alonzo Herndon
Henry Grady
He believed African Americans should improve their lives through education
Booker T Washington
WEB DuBois
Alzonzo Herndon
Henry Grady
This was a consequence of the Leo Frank case in Georgia
return of the Ku Klux Klan
onset of an economic depression
disenfranchisement of African American voters
removal of justices from the Georgia Supreme Court
What was the first conclusion of the Leo Frank case?
Frank was found innocent and released
Frank was found guilty and given a life sentence
Frank was found guilty and given the death sentence
He was a former slave who became Atlanta's first African American millionaire.
Booker T Washington
WEB DuBois
Alonzo Herndon
Henry Grady
After the Leo Frank case, what were some prejudices in the South?
distrust of African Americans and Catholics
distrust of Baptists and industrialists
distrust of American Indians and immigrants
distrust of Northerners and Jewish people
He believed African Americans should be patient and that their civil rights would come over time.
Booker T Washington
WEB DuBois
Alonzo Herndon
Henry Grade
Leo Frank was convicted in the public's eye before his trial began.
True
False
He used his paper, The Jeffersonian, to campaign against Leo Frank and other Jewish people.
Booker T Washington
Alonzo Herndon
Tom Watson
Henry Grady
Production of bales of cotton harvested in Georgia dropped because of... (Pick 2)
boll weevil
drought
too much rain
boil weevil
FDR went to Warm Springs Georgia to...
buy land to vacation
to receive rehabilitation for polio
to received rehabilitation for measles
to have a place to plan the New Deal
Who was a supporter of the common man but opposed the New Deal programs?
Herbert Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
Eugene Talmadge
Why was FDR unpopular with some Georgians?
He criticized political figures and industries that were important to Georgia.
He visited less often due to the war.
The New Deal didn't help people in rural Georgia.
He wanted to reduce the military in Georgia.
During the time FDR was in Georgia, what did his policies do to help the citizens?
Helped the poor in rural areas
Moved government offices to the state
Developed polio vaccination programs
Moved all military bases to GA
This program gave jobs on environmental projects.
CCC
AAA
REA
SSA
The poverty in Georgia among farmers made these two programs popular within the state.
AAA, REA
AAA, SSA
REA, CCC
CCC, REA
The New Deal unemployment insurance is also known as
minimum wage
income tax
social security
affordable housing
Workers laid off,
less money to buy goods,
factory overproduction,
drop in prices
Factories and the Great Depression
The Purchasing Cycle and the Great Depression
Supply and Demand during the Great Depression
Role of Unemployment and the Great Depression
Which of the following is NOT true about the Boll Weevil?
helped to improve agriculture by forcing farmers to diversify
only affected agriculture
attacked cotton plants
one of the reasons GA had a depression before the Great Depression
The Rural Electrification Act was supported by senators in Georgia because
it would help lower prices
it would give people in rural areas a chance to prosper
the government needed to make sure everyone had electricity
companies could make a profit by running power lines
Which of the following had the LEAST effect on the economy during WWI?
farms
textile mills
aerospace factories
military training camps
Children could help support the war effort by
purchasing war bonds
sewing army uniforms
working in victory gardens
volunteering
FDR angered some Georgians and was often outspoken about
unfair labor practices
segregation and inequality in schools
discrimination of Indians
political corruption
Since FDR was a frequent visitor to Warm Springs, this was constructed north of the town
railroad hub
updated harbor
new airport
interstate bypass
Which of the following is NOT correct about FDR?
died in Warm Springs
born in Warm Springs
named the town Warm Springs
lived in the Little White House in Warm Springs
Which disease caused FDR to visit Warm Springs?
Polio
Measles
Chicken Pox
What crippled the economy in the early 1900s?
invention of the cotton gin
boll weevil infestation
hurricanes
dust bowl
What happened to the population of African Americans after the boll weevil infestation?
They moved/migrated to rural Georgia
They moved/migrated to cities in the north
They moved/migrated to the suburbs
After the drought and the boll weevil infestation, Georgia had to do this to its economy.
Industrialize
Diversify
Deregulate
Which of the following did NOT contribute to the Great Depression?
return of immigrant workers to their home countries
lack of government regulation of major industries
reduction in consumer spending
overproduction of agricultural goods
Why was there a depression in Georgia before the Great Depression?
reliance on a single crop made the economy vulnerable
labor shortages made it hard to keep up with demand
unchecked immigration placed a strain on finances
rapid urbanization led to reduction in social services
What TWO developments caused a shift from cotton production in the early 20th century?
urban sprawl
decline in entrepreneurship
arrival of the boll weevil
immigrant laborers
series of extended droughts
The arrival of the boll weevil and the drought led to this time period in Georgia.
The Depression Era
The New South Period
The Antebellum Period
The Reconstruction Era
What TWO ways did Georgian's help support the war effort?
purchasing war bonds
building nuclear testing facilities
planting victory gardens
building bombers and naval ships
What did citizens purchase to help finance the war effort?
war bonds
victory gardens
naval ships
internment camps
Why did Eugene Talmadge oppose FDR's New Deal programs?
It did not provide aid to farmers
It did not reduce executive power
It led to industrial pollution
It provided equal aid to African Americans
What THREE areas of the New Deal were opposed by Eugene Talmadge?
organized labor
welfare spending
racial segregation
government regulation
limited government
Who was hurt the MOST by Eugene Talmadge's opposition to the New Deal?
military servicemen
poor farmers
wealthy businessmen
environmentalists
What was the biggest impact of the CCC?
building highways
building power lines
building state parks
building farming centers
During World War I, Georgia had the most __________ compared to any other state.
internment camps
medical facilities
military training camps
weapons testing facilities
"Food is Ammunition" meant citizens needed to do this.
conserve goods
stop purchasing foreign goods
produce weapons
plant victory gardens to sell to Europe
Why did Eugene Talmadge referred to people as "bums and loafers?"
They accepted help from the New Deal
They protested welfare spending
They failed to stop the Great Depression
They ignored the poor farmers
What would have been the MOST effective way to help Georgia recover from the Boll Weevil?
better irrigation technology
improved transportation networks
minimum wage for farm workers
insecticide to destroy the boll weevil
Which THREE statements correctly describe the impact of the New Deal in Georgia?
It brought electricity to GA
It contributed to the end of sharecropping
It helped modernize agriculture
It outlawed segregation
Which THREE factors contributed to the Great Depression?
Overvalued stocks
Consumers demanded more goods than factories could provide
Farmers produced more crops that people could buy.
People borrowed more money than they could repay.
The boll weevil had a major impact on the growth of which area.
Cities
Rural Areas
How did Georgians NOT contribute to the war effort?
by purchasing war bonds
by growing victory gardens
by researching atomic energy
by working in wartime industries
What were TWO reasons that Georgia fell into a depression before the Great Depression?
drought
stock market crash
boll weevil
lack of supplies
What did Georgia have the MOST of compared to other states?
ports
military training camps
detainment camps
weapons development facilities
What was the purpose of a victory garden?
to open agricultural land to build military and defense infrastructure
to ensure health and profitability of domestic agriculture
to eliminate reliance on imported crops
to meet domestic needs and make more resources available for troops serving overseas
Why was the REA important to Georgia?
The state purchased its electricity from other states at high costs
The majority of the population of Georgia lived in rural areas and did not have access to electricity
The state's economy relied on factories and could not afford the high cost of electricity.
The lack of electricity in the cities caused people to move to rural areas.
Why were people encouraged to buy war bonds?
to create jobs for the unemployed
to help grow the economy by spending money
to raise money to finance the war effort
to aid European countries in rebuilding
What New Deal program is still in use today?
Social Security Administration
Rural Electrification Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
Agricultural Adjustment Act
