In 1920, women gained the right to vote through which amendment?

The oldest radio station in Georgia is ________.

When Southerners (especially African-Americans) moved North in the mid-1920's for work in cities, this was nicknamed The ___________________.

Many Southern farmers moved from their family farms to ______________ in search of work during the 1920's and 1930's.

The first man to fly nonstop between New York and Paris in his airplane named "The Spirit of St. Lewis" was named __________________.

On "Black Tuesday," in October 1929, the U.S. Stock Market _____________________ sending our nation into a severe depression.

_________________ was a president during the Great Depression who believed that the government should not mess with the economy. He believed that charities, churches, etc. should care for the needy.

____________________ was the president who promised to help our nation out of the Great Depression with his "New Deal" programs.

The ____________ now insures bank accounts in the U.S. up to $100,000 per account.

______________was a New Deal program that constructed the Chickamauga Dam (and many other hydroelectric dams) nearby.

The _____________ provided federal jobs for (mostly) single men building parks and forest trails and planting trees.

In 1931, Georgian _____________ opened the Augusta National Golf Club, which is home each year to the Master's, one of golf's four major tournaments.

The novel ______________________ was written by Atlantan Margaret Mitchell, who won a Pulitzer Prize for her efforts.

President FDR's Little White House was in ___________, GA.

Union organizers tried unsuccessfully to start labor unions in Georgia's _______________________.

The United States entered World War II as a result of the 1941 bombing of _____________________.

Adolf Hitler's campaign to exterminate the Jewish people and the other "undesirables" was called the __________________.

The father of America's two-ocean navy was _______________.

During World War II, Georgians planted ______________ to maintain a food supply during wartime.

World War II ended when the US dropped atom bombs on which Japanese cities?

The Georgian who became known as the "Father of the School Lunch Program" and who fought to keep military bases in our state following WWII was___________________.