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Final Review

Total questions: 129

Worksheet time: 3hrs 43mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What Georgian signed the Declaration of Independence?
a)
Abraham Lincoln
b)
Abraham Baldwin
c)
Button Gwinnett
d)
William Few
2.
Which scandal occurred when Georgia's governor and some legislators accepted bribes to sell public land?
a)
land lottery
b)
Yazoo Land Fraud
c)
Louisiana Purchase
d)
headright system
3.
Which of the following is a duty of every citizen?
a)
pay taxes
b)
run for governor
c)
buy a house
d)
join a political party
4.
How does the executive branch keep the legislative branch in check?
a)
by making laws
b)
by educating them
c)
through impeachment
d)
with veto power
5.
Who is the presiding officer (person in charge) of the Georgia Senate?
a)
President
b)
Lieutenant Governor
c)
Speaker of the House
d)
Secretary of State
6.
Which of the following is the first step for a bill to become a law?
a)
it is considered by a committee
b)
the legislators vote on it
c)
the Governor vetoes it
d)
the people vote
7.
What happens to a bill if the governor doesn't sign it or veto it?
a)
it goes back to the Senate
b)
it goes back to the House
c)
the bill is dead
d)
it becomes law anyways
8.
Who was the Georgian who helped bring about the Great Compromise at the Constitutional Convention?
a)
Abraham Baldwin
b)
Lyman Hall
c)
William Sherman
d)
John Ross
9.
How was Atlanta important to the South during the Civil War?
a)
capital of the Confederacy
b)
most populated city
c)
slave trading center
d)
major industrial and transportation center in the South
10.
What items did Oglethorpe promise the colonists would produce in the Georgia Colony?
a)
rice, cotton, tobacco
b)
wine, indigo, silk
c)
cloth, ammunition, cotton
d)
peanuts, peaches cotton
11.
What was the main purpose of the Spanish missions?
a)
claim land for Spain
b)
establish trade with Spain
c)
convert the Natives to Catholicism (Christianity)
d)
provide protection to the colonists
12.
The following region was home to many cotton plantations because of the fertile red clay
a)
Piedmont
b)
Coastal Plains
c)
Appalachian Plateau
d)
Blue Ridge
13.
What conflict led to the American Revolution because it left Great Britain in debt and resulted in increased taxes?
a)
Proclamation of 1763
b)
Stamp Act
c)
Intolerable Acts
d)
French and Indian War
14.
What Georgian had a county named for her and was known for capturing Tories/Loyalists?
a)
Nancy Hart
b)
Mary Musgrove
c)
Pochahantas
d)
Clara Barton
15.
During which prehistoric time period would you find the mound builders?
a)
Paleo
b)
Archaic
c)
Woodland
d)
Mississippian
16.
What were 2 causes of the Civil War?
a)
states' rights and slavery
b)
slavery and religion
c)
religion and revenge
17.
What did the north rely on to maintain its economy?
a)
Farming
b)
Cotton
c)
Factories
d)
Tobacco
18.
A person who believes all men are created equal and does not believe in slavery.
a)
Annexation
b)
Abolitionist
c)
Northerners
d)
Sovereignty
19.
What was the major goal of the Confederacy at the onset of the Civil War?
a)
To overthrow the government and set up a monarchy
b)
To become independent
c)
To spread slavery to the North
d)
To eliminate slavery in the border states
20.
A civil war is a war between _________________.
a)
people of the same race
b)
people of the same country
c)
two different countries
21.
Which side was pro-slavery?
a)
North
b)
South
22.
How long did the Civil War last?
a)
2 years
b)
8 years
c)
1 year
d)
4 years
23.
To break away from a group
a)
state's rights
b)
slavery
c)
Gettysburg
d)
secede
24.
Which side was known as "The King of Cotton"?
a)
North 
b)
South
c)
East 
d)
West
25.
The 1st and only President of the Confederacy during the Civil War.
a)
Abraham Lincoln
b)
Robert E. Lee
c)
Ulysses S. Grant
d)
Jefferson Davis
26.
Abraham Lincoln's role during the Civil War was....
a)
President of the Confederacy
b)
President of the United States
c)
General of the Union
d)
General of the South
27.
The name given to the northern army. 
a)
Confederates
b)
Americans
c)
Military
d)
Union
28.

What is the term we use for the rebuilding of the south?

a)

Reconstruction

b)

Construction

c)

Amendment

d)

Freedom

29.

Which amendment made slavery illegal?

a)

13

b)

14

c)

15

30.

Which amendment declared slaves citizens of the United States?

a)

13

b)

14

c)

15

31.

Which amendment gave male citizens the right to vote, regardless of color?

a)

13

b)

14

c)

15

32.

What were the parts to Johnson's reconstruction plan?


Select ALL that apply.

a)

13th Amendment

b)

Repeal secession ordinance

c)

Take an oath

d)

Void war debt

33.

What political group was in favor of harsh punishments after the war for the south?

a)

radical republicans

b)

radical democrats

c)

republicans

d)

democrats

34.

How was the Congressional Plan different from the Presidential Plan (for the South's readmittance)?

a)

Congress' plan had harsher requirements because they wanted to treat them like a conquered nation.

b)

Congress' plan had harsher requirements because the South didn't follow the rules.

c)

Congress' plan had easier requirements, because they felt bad for Southerners.

d)

Congress' plan had easier requirements because they felt bad for newly freed slaves.

35.

Why was Georgia (and other Southern states) placed until military rule?


Select ALL that apply.

a)

black codes

b)

KKK violance

c)

sharecropping

d)

war debt

36.

What kind of services did the Freedmen's Bureau offer?


Select ALL that apply.

a)

education

b)

clothing and food

c)

register to vote

d)

land and jobs

37.

What are the differences in tenant farmers and sharecroppers?

a)

Tenant farmers had tools and seeds and were able to make a profit, while sharecroppers stayed in debt.

b)

Sharecroppers had tools and seeds and were able to make a profit, while tenant farmers stayed in debt.

c)

Both had the same amount of available resources and both made a good amount of money.

d)

Both did not have many resources and stayed in debt.

38.

What is a "freedman"?

a)

a former slave

b)

a former owner of slaves

c)

a tenant farmer

d)

a person who got free public education

39.

Which statement correctly describes the Mississippian Indian's shelter?

a)

Temporary huts that were easy to move

b)

Large permanent settlements set up around farms

c)

Usually caves located along a trade route

d)

No shelters were used as they were nomads

40.

What were the mounds of the Mississippian period probably used for?

a)

Religious or ceremonial purposes

b)

Burial site for soldiers

c)

Housing for Queens of the tribe

d)

Storehouse for food

41.

Which is the best description of Mississippian Indian family life?

a)

Usually small immediate family of parents and their children

b)

Small band of nomads with no clear leader

c)

Loose band of unorganized tribes

d)

Large Chiefdoms engaged in trade with people near them

42.

Which of the following is NOT a country that competed for land in the New World?

a)

Germany

b)

France

c)

England

d)

Spain

43.

How could you describe the Spanish explorers interaction with the Indians they encountered?

a)

Stayed away from each other out of respect

b)

Gladly worked together to help both groups gain power

c)

Many Indians were either enslaved or killed

d)

They were so spread out, they rarely met

44.

Which statement would best describe Spain's interest in the New World?

a)

Look for Gold thought to be abundant in the New World

b)

Spread the Catholic faith and gain influence

c)

Expand their empire to include more land and subjects

d)

All of the above

45.

What was the purpose of the Spanish Missions?

a)

Train military officers to fend off Indian attacks

b)

Collect taxes from the local citizens

c)

Convert the local natives to the Catholic faith

d)

All of the above

46.

Which Spanish explorer was the first to make contact with Georgia Indians?

a)

Francisco Pizzaro

b)

Christopher Columbus

c)

Hernando Cortes

d)

Hernando de Soto

47.

What was the most devastating effect of European contact with Natives in the New World?

a)

Poison food

b)

Religious intolerance

c)

Ceremonial sacrifices

d)

Diseases like small pox

48.

What was the main goal of Hernando de Soto"s exploration?

a)

Find gold

b)

Set up missions to train Indians to fight

c)

Begin his own colony with him as leader

d)

Look for natural resources to send back to England

49.
When each branch has distinct powers that cannot be taken away by the others is known as
a)
Judicial Review
b)
Separation of Powers
c)
Veto
d)
Council
50.
When each branch is able to check on other branches to ensure one does not become too powerful
a)
Judicial Review
b)
Separation of Powers
c)
Checks and Balances
d)
Veto
51.
Who is the second highest official in Georgia after the governor?
a)
Floor Speaker
b)
Minority Leader
c)
Majority Leader
d)
Lt. Governor
52.
 Which is NOT a qualification for voting in Georgia?
a)
must be 18 years old
b)
must be a US citizen
c)
Pay all taxes prior to voting
d)
must be a resident of GA and the district your voting in
53.
You must be 30 years old, GA resident for 6 years, & US citizen for 15 years to hold what offices...
a)
State House of Reps. Member
b)
State Senator
c)
U.S. Senator
d)
Governor and Lt. Governor
54.
Which is NOT a department of the Executive branch?
a)
Department of Education
b)
Department of Health Services 
c)
Department of Public Safety
d)
Department of Transportation
55.
Which branch of Georgia's government is called the General Assembly and creates laws?
a)
Executive
b)
Legislative
c)
Judicial
d)
Criminal Justice
56.
You must be at least 25 years old, a US citizen, and a GA resident for 2 years to be eligible for what government office?
a)
Governor
b)
Georgia Senator
c)
US House of Representative
d)
Lt. Governor
57.
Which branch of GA government is headed by the GA Supreme Court and interprets laws?
a)
Executive
b)
Legislative
c)
Judicial
d)
Criminal Justice
58.
When the State Supreme Court rules a law unconstitutional, they have participated in __________ and _________. 
a)
Judicial Review and Separation of Powers
b)
Checks and Balances and Criminal Justice
c)
Separation of Powers and Checks and Balances
d)
Judicial Review and Checks and Balances
59.
What is the highest court in Georgia's justice system?
a)
Court of Appeals
b)
Supreme Court
c)
Superior
d)
State
60.
Which offers the BEST explanation for Georgia's relocation of its capital from Augusta to Louisville in 1796?
a)
Augusta had been destroyed from attacks by the Creek Indians.
b)
The General Assembly wanted to move the capital as far away from Spanish-controlled Florida as possible.
c)
The capital needed to be more centrally located within the population of the state
d)
Louisville was more convenient as a transportation center because it was a railroad hub.
61.
Which system offered Georgia settlers 200 acres of free land, with an additional 50 acres per family member or slave?
a)
the Land Lottery
b)
the County Unit System
c)
the Cherokee cession
d)
the Headright System
62.
The statements below are referring to___.
-Georgia sold 40,000,000 acreas of land for $500,000 to 4 land companies.
-Many Georgia politicians were stockholders in the companies buying the land.
-The land was resold to full profit with massive payoffs to Georgia politicians involved in the original sale.
a)
the Land Lottery
b)
the Yazoo Land Fraud
c)
the Teapot Dome Scandal
d)
the Headright System
63.
The headright system and land lottery of 1805 were similar in that each
a)
was a major cause of the Battle of Horseshoe Bend and the War of 1812.
b)
contained provisions to preserve Creek and Cherokee ownership of land
c)
was a method used by the state government to distribute public land to settlers.
d)
required males between the ages of 16 and 60 to work on local roads at least 12 days a year.
64.
-invented by Eli Whitney in 1703
-cleaned the cotton by removing the seeds
-increased daily production rates from one pound per day, per worker, to as much as 50 pounds per day, per worker

The above statements are describing the... 
a)
cotton gin
b)
grist mill
c)
John Deer plow
d)
McCormick reaper 
65.
One of the major effects of the introduction and widespread usage of Eli Whitney's cotton gin was that
a)
slavery was abolished in four Southern states.
b)
it led directly to passage of the Fugitive Slave Act
c)
the demand for slaves grew to keep up with the increased production
d)
the demand for slaves dropped since the work could be done more efficiently.
66.
What is true about the construction of the first railroads in Georgia?
a)
They decreased trade.
b)
They helped end slavery.
c)
They improved agriculture.
d)
They helped develop cities.
67.
Which Georgia institution is being described by these statements?

-chartered in 1785 by the Georgia General Assembly
-founded by Abraham Baldwin who also served as the university's first president
-the oldest public university in the nation
-the largest of the state's institutions of higher learning
a)
Georgia State University
b)
The University of Georgia
c)
Georgia Southern University
d)
The Georgia Institute of Technology
68.
How would you describe the movement of Georgia's capital between 1785-1868?
a)
The location of capitals have shifted westward over time.
b)
The capitals were moved away from armies approaching the coast
c)
The location was moved to be closer to large bodies of water.
d)
The capitals have been moved to cities with large populations.
69.
Which is the correct order of Georgia's capitals?
a)
Savannah, Augusta, Atlanta, Milledgeville, Louisville
b)
Augusta, Savannah, Louisville, Milledgeville, Atlanta
c)
Savannah, Augusta, Louisville, Milledgeville, Atlanta
d)
Louisville, Savannah, Augusta, Milledgeville, Atlanta
70.
Read the following statements. What are they describing?
-By the mid-1830s routes connected Athens, Augusta, Macon, and Savannah.
-It led to the construction of Terminus in 1837 which would provide a link between Savannah and the midwest.
-Georgia claimed more miles than any other state in the Deep South in 1850.
a)
Georgia's canal system
b)
Georgia's railroad system
c)
Georgia's freeway system
d)
the Georgia department of transportation
71.
The railroad caused the development of what Georgia city?
a)
Atlanta
b)
Augusta
c)
Macon
d)
Savannah
72.
What event in history is illustrated by the image?
a)
The Erie Canal
b)
The Transcontinental Railroad
c)
The Trail of Tears
d)
Sherman's March during the Civil War
73.
Group of people native to the Southeastern United States. Most were forced to relocate west on the Trail of Tears
a)
Creeks
b)
Cherokee
c)
Yamacraw
d)
Seminole
74.
Law that gave the President the power to make treaties with Native Americans exchanging their land for unsettled western land
a)
Native American Treatise
b)
Indian Land Grant
c)
Indian Removal Act
d)
Georgia Native Doctrine
75.
1832 Supreme Court case which ruled that Cherokee had federal protection from the actions of state governments. President Jackson did not enforce the ruling.
a)
Indian Removal Act
b)
Brown vs Board
c)
Hostile Natives Amendment
d)
Worcester vs Georgia
76.
7th President of the United States who is known for Indian removal
a)
Andrew Jackson
b)
John Marshall
c)
John Ridge
d)
William Mcintosh
77.
Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court during the period of Indian Removal. He ruled in favor of the Cherokee
a)
John Ross
b)
John Marshall
c)
Andrew Jackson
d)
William Mcintosh
78.

What occurs when a Georgia law conflicts with the United States Constitution?

a)

Congressional action must decide between the two constitutions.

b)

An amendment must be passed to make allowances for the state constitutions.

c)

The national constitution is supreme in conflicts with state laws.

d)

Since the state government is more representative, it overrules the national constitution.

79.
An example of a special-purpose government would be
a)
a historic park
b)
a school system
c)
a public fishing area
d)
a new local business
80.
GA has ______ counties
a)
180
b)
56
c)
159
d)
over 500
81.
What is the main way that the government collects money?
a)
funds from other levels of government
b)
late library fees
c)
property tax
d)
parking tickets
82.
Voting is one of the main ways citizens participate in the government.
a)
true
b)
false
83.
What is an example of a special purpose government?
a)
Delta
b)
MARTA
c)
The Atlanta Braves
d)
The Georgia Aquarium
84.
Which of the following is not a level of government?
a)
Democracy
b)
Federal
c)
State
d)
Local
85.
Georgia has a ______________ based government system due to its traditionally rural population?
a)
council
b)
special district
c)
city
d)
county
86.
"The New Deal" was designed around what things?
a)
Food, shelter, and banks
b)
relief, recovery, and reform
c)
starvation, world peace, and helping those in need
d)
Government budgets
87.
Which recovery program provided jobs for young men on outdoor projects such as planting trees and developing national parks?
a)
CCC
b)
TVA
c)
FDIC
d)
SEC
88.
Which event is known as “Black Tuesday”?
a)
The storming of the Bastille
b)
Armistice day
c)
The stock market crash of 1929
d)
The assassination of Archduke Ferdinand
89.
The __________________  was the longest period of unemployment and low economic activity in the 1900's.
a)
New Deal
b)
Great Depression
c)
Dust Bowl
d)
Civil War
90.
What two factors caused Georgia to experience a depression before the rest of the USA?
a)
Atlanta Riots and KKK
b)
tornadoes and hurricanes
c)
Boll Weevil & Drought
d)
Blizzard & Influenza Outbreak
91.
-borrowing more money than could be repaid
-speculating in the stock market
-overproducing farm products
-overproducing industrial products
These events led to
a)
World War II
b)
The Great Society
c)
Hoover's re-election
d)
The Great Depression
92.
A set of programs and policies designed to promote economic recovery and social reform introduced during the 1930s by President Franklin D. Roosevelt
a)
Old Deal
b)
Fair Deal
c)
Square Deal
d)
New Deal
93.
location where President Franklin D. Roosevelt visited to help treat his polio; home where he stayed that became known as the “Little White House”
a)
Atlanta 
b)
Warm Springs 
c)
Savannah 
d)
Augusta 
94.
What were GA's contributions to WWI?
a)
Training camps, manufactured goods and food products, and the joining into the U.S armed forces
b)
Cotton and indigo, made armed forces, and training camps
95.
How did Maynard Jackson and Andrew Young help Atlanta develop economically?
a)
They both pushed for expansion of Port of Savannah.
b)
They both helped bring the Olympic Games to the city.
c)
They both helped bring professional sports teams to the city.
d)
They both pushed for the construction of an international airport.
96.
After serving as president of the United States, Jimmy Carter has directed the majority of his efforts toward
a)
his legal practice.
b)
historical research.
c)
humanitarian causes.
d)
business development.
97.
President Jimmy Carter made a number of important contributions to US foreign relations, including establishing diplomatic relations with
a)
China
b)
Japan
c)
West Germany
d)
the Soviet Union
98.
As a Georgia state senator, Jimmy Carter spoke out in support of the
a)
US space program
b)
civil rights movement
c)
US Cold War strategy
d)
free speech movement
99.
All of the following were created specifically for the 1996 Summer Olympic Games EXCEPT
a)
Turner Field
b)
the Georgia Dome
c)
the Olympic Village
d)
Centennial Olympic Park
100.
What was the MOST significant long-term impact of the 1996 Olympic Games on the city of Atlanta?
a)
increased tourism in the city
b)
improvements to the city's infrastructure
c)
increased employment due new permanent jobs
d)
increase investment in the city's small businesses
101.

Why was Georgia slow to join the Revolutionary War?

a)

Many Georgians made money by trading with England

b)

Many Georgians were unhappy with the poor relationship they had with British government

c)

Many Georgians felt that the colony could govern themselves and didnt need the British government

d)

Many Georgians were born and raised in England and wanted to support their mother country

102.

What had the greatest impact on Georgia after the French and Indian War?

a)

Georgia gained land but was not allowed to settle it, making them angry

b)

Georgia gained land from from Spain that was south of the Proclamation line, so they could settle this land

c)

Georgia gained land and encouraged settlers to come to Georgia, but this put too much of a strain on the economy

d)

Georgia gained land from the Creek and Cherokee, which encouraged settlers and had a positive impact on the economy

103.

Why is the French and Indian War considered a major cause of the American Revolution?

a)

British government imposed boycotts on goods from other countries, which increased prices in the colonies

b)

The high cost of the war resulted in British Parliament placing taxes on the colonists to help repay their debts

c)

The land gained from the French and Indian war required a large army to be moved to the colonies and keep peace

d)

Colonists were forced to help repay their debts by exporting more food, resulting in food shortages in the colonies

104.

Why did Georgia have more Loyalist colonists than other colonies?

a)

Georgia had more British settlers than the other colonies, and tended to be more loyal to Great Britain

b)

Georgia was a younger colony than the other colonies, and still required a lot of support from Great Britain

c)

Georgia was not as successful as the other colonies, so could not raise enough money to fight against Great Britain

d)

Georgia had a smaller population than other colonies, so could not raise an army large enough to fight against Great Britain

105.

What is the meaning of this cartoon?

a)

The colonies had many different parts and should not fight against Great Britain

b)

The colonies had to unite as one against Great Britain or they would not be successful

c)

The colonies were different and could each contribute to creating a compromise with Great Britain

d)

The colonies only needed eight colonies to unite in order to defeat Great Britain

106.

Why was the Battle of Kettle Creek significant for the American Revolution?

a)

It was a moral victory for Georgia Patriots because they gained more supplies and the support of more Georgians

b)

It was a brutal defeat for Georgia Patriots because they lost supplies and the support of more Georgians

c)

The battle was a moral victory for the Georgia Loyalists because they gained more supplies and gained support of more Georgians

d)

It was a brutal defeat for the Georgia Patriots because they failed to capture Fort King George and lost the support of many Georgians

107.

Which of the following was a reason some Georgians resented (didn't like) the British government?

a)

The colonists were being taxed by their own elected representatives

b)

The colonists were being taxed at higher rates than British citizens, even though they were not able to elect representatives

c)

The colonists interests were being ignored by the British goverment, they were being taxed, and they were not able to elect representatives

d)

The colonists were electing their own representatives to British government because they were so upset about how they were being treated

108.

What was the purpose of the Preamble of the Declaration of Independence?

a)

It listed the colonists' complaints about King George III

b)

It declared the colonists' independence from Great Britain

c)

It provided the definition of a citizen of the new United States

d)

It gave details about why the colonies wanted to be independent

109.

Why was the Siege of Savannah important to the Revolutionary War?

a)

The Patriots won with the help of the French, and took control of Savannah for the rest of the war

b)

The Patriots lost, even though they had help from the French, and the British kept control of Savannah for the rest of the war

c)

The Patriots won, with the help of the Spanish, and took control of Savannah for the rest of the war

d)

The Patriots lost, even though they had help from the French, and the British blew up the city

110.

Why was the Siege of Savannah important to the Revolutionary War?

a)

The Patriots won with the help of the French, and took control of Savannah for the rest of the war

b)

The Patriots lost, even though they had help from the French, and the British kept control of Savannah for the rest of the war

c)

The Patriots won, with the help of the Spanish, and took control of Savannah for the rest of the war

d)

The Patriots lost, even though they had help from the French, and the British blew up the city

111.

What is meant when the Declaration of Independence says "they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights"?

a)

Certain rights are given to man by God, and the government cannot take them away

b)

Certain rights are given to man by the government, and they cannot be taken away

c)

Certain rights are given to man by God, but the government can take them away

d)

Certain rights are given to man by the government, and people should move if they don't agree

112.

Why did the Articles of Confederation create a federal government with very little power?

a)

They did not want to give power to the southern states

b)

They thought of the colonies as thirteen separate states, not one nation

c)

They had just won independence from the strong, powerful national government of Great Britain

d)

They wanted local governments to have more power because they are closer to the people

113.

Why did colonists from states with low populations, like Georgia, want to keep the policy of one vote per state given in the Articles of Confederation?

a)

States liked having control of their economy and printing money

b)

States like having income from tariffs

c)

States like having very little taxes

d)

States like having equal representation

114.

How did the U.S. Constitution change the government from the Articles of Confederation?

a)

The Constitution expanded the rights of individual states

b)

The Constitution restricted the power of the federal (central) government

c)

The Constitution created a weak federal government, but added a president

d)

The Constitution created a strong federal government, which helped to build a foundation for the new country

115.

Which is the best statement below that describes the Yazoo Land Fraud of 1795?

a)

The governor of Georgia sold land to the State of Alabama for way below market pricing.

b)

State legislators were bribed to sell land to land speculators

c)

The federal government took over land that belonged to the state.

d)

The federal government passed a law stating that all land owners must sign the Yazoo Land Act Agreement agreeing to grow cotton.

116.

William McIntosh is associated with what Native American Indian tribe?

a)

Choctaw Indians

b)

Seminole Indians

c)

Creek Indians

d)

Cherokee Indians

117.
Who was the U.S. President that signed the Lend-Lease program?
a)
Jimmy Carter
b)
Herbert Hoover
c)
Franklin D. Roosevelt
d)
Dwight Eisenhower
118.
Which country received the most help due to the Lend-Lease Act?
a)
France
b)
Germany
c)
Soviet Union
d)
Great Britain
119.
What event brought the U.S. into WWII?
a)
D-Day
b)
Pearl Harbor
c)
9-11
d)
the Alamo
120.
Which nation bombed the U.S. Navy station at Pearl Harbor in 1941?
a)
China
b)
Japan
c)
Germany
d)
Italy
121.
Which facility in Georgia built B-29 bombers for use in WWII?
a)
Bell Aircraft
b)
Lockheed Martin
c)
Douglas Aircraft
d)
Boeing Aircraft
122.
Both Brunswick and Savannah played important roles during WWII as 
a)
hangars
b)
shipyards
c)
arms depots
d)
military bases
123.
What effect did WWII have on Georgia's economy? 
a)
Foreign imports increased
b)
The state's economy grew
c)
The unemployment rate rose
d)
Agricultural production soared
124.
Richard Russell and Carl Vinson played important roles in Georgia during WWII  by
a)
bringing new military bases to the state
b)
overseeing the creation of a National Guard
c)
lowering taxes on families with loved ones overseas
d)
ordering all men of military age to sign up for the draft
125.
Father of the Two Ocean Navy
a)
Carl Vinson
b)
Jimmy Carter
c)
Richard Russell
d)
Franklin Roosevelt
126.
During which time period was the photo taken?
a)
Civil War
b)
Antebellum
c)
World War II
d)
Korean War
127.
The murder of over 9 million people, six million of whom were Jewish, in concentration camps throughout Europe during WWII
a)
Cold War
b)
Antebellum
c)
Holocaust
d)
Trail of Tears
128.
During WWII, Liberty Ships were constructed in GA at 
a)
Darien and St. Mary's
b)
Columbus and Macon
c)
Augusta and Savannah
d)
Brunswick and Savannah
129.
Who was the leader of Germany during WWII and responsible for the holocaust?
a)
Mussolini
b)
FDR
c)
Churchill
d)
Hitler

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