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3rd Nine Weeks CDA Review

Total questions: 71

Worksheet time: 39mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Joseph E. Brown, Alfred H. Colquitt, and John B. Gordon were known as the

a)

3 Musketeers

b)

Bourbon Triumvirate

c)

Populists

d)

Henry Grady's Guys

2.

Where did the Bourbons look for investors for their business?

a)

The South

b)

Their Neighbors

c)

The North

d)

Europe

3.

Who was the leader of the Populist Party?

a)

Jefferson Davis

b)

Alfred Hitchcock

c)

W.E.B. DuBois

d)

Tom Watson

4.

This set of laws enforced segregation:

a)

John Eagle Laws

b)

Disenfranchisement Laws

c)

Jim Crow Laws

d)

The KKK Laws

5.

Taking away African American's right to vote is:

a)

Disenfranchisement

b)

Atlanta Race Riot

c)

Segregation

d)

Party Laws

6.

This man promoted higher education within the black community and believed that college- educated African Americans should lead the fight for equality:

a)

W.E.B. DuBois

b)

Tom Watson

c)

Booker T. Washington

d)

Jefferson Davis

7.

The NAACP is a:

a)

Political Party

b)

a group that fights to protect equal rights for African Americans

c)

an organization that helps poor people

d)

a church who sings about political issues

8.

This man was a successful businessman and was born to a slave mother and a white father:

a)

Booker T. Washington

b)

Tom Watson

c)

Martin Luther King Jr.

d)

Alonzo Herndon

9.

Anti-Semitism is defined as:

a)

A hatred against Hispanics

b)

A hatred against Jews

c)

A love for Jews

d)

A love for symmetry

10.

The "Knights of Mary Phagen":

a)

Were from Columbus, Ga

b)

Kidnapped Leo Frank and lynched him

c)

Were family of Leo Frank

d)

Posted on Instagram updates of the case

11.

The Leo Frank Case symbolized:

a)

The need for modern DNA Technology

b)

The growing voice of a Jewish community

c)

White Southerners' strong anti-Semitic feelings during the New South period

d)

Black Southerner's resilience to hatred.

12.

educator, author, political activist, and orator; promoted the idea that African-Americans or Blacks should pursue economic and educational endeavors before seeking social and political equality.

a)

Booker T. Washington

b)

Alonzo Herndon

c)

Leo Frank

d)

W.E.B. DuBois

13.

Supreme Court case that established the separate but equal doctrine thus promoting segregation

a)

Jim Crow Laws

b)

Plessy v. Ferguson (1892)

c)

Atlanta Race Riot (1906)

d)

Disenfranchisement

14.

What industrial fair highlighted the growth and improvements of Georgia’s textile industry?

a)

International Cotton Exposititon

b)

Cotton Warehouse

c)

Cotton Pickin Fair

d)

Georgia State Fair

15.

Which of the following does not correctly explain how Georgia supported WWI?

a)

Georgia had the most military bases used to train soldiers.

b)

Georgians planted victory gardens to provide food for their communities.

c)

Georgians worked in Savannah and Brunswick to build liberty ships for the war.

d)

Georgians purchased war bonds to help support the war.

16.

What caused Georgia to go into a depression before the Great Depression? (two correct answers)

a)

stock market crash

b)

boll weevil

c)

overproduction of crops

d)

bank closers

e)

drought

17.

How did the boll weevil and drought impact those looking for employment?

a)

Cities grew as the need for sharecroppers and tenant farmers decreased.

b)

Rural areas grew as the need for sharecroppers and tenant farmers decreased.

c)

Most Georgians left the state and moved north.

d)

There was not impact on Georgia's workforce.

18.

Why did Eugene Talmadge oppose implementing the New Deal programs?

a)

It would only benefit the wealthy citizens of Georgia.

b)

It went against his personal beliefs of states' rights and white supremacy.

c)

He felt the state would not benefit from the New Deal.

d)

He wanted more for the state.

19.

Which of the following does NOT represent Governor Talmadge and the New Deal?

a)

The federal government stepped in to oversee the programs.

b)

He misused the money given for New Deal programs.

c)

He did not use the programs to support the poor population.

d)

He only allowed those from Atlanta to participate in the programs.

20.

Why would Georgia and other southern states embrace Roosevelt's New Deal programs?

a)

He promised help for the poor through the programs.

b)

He had many friends and a home in the south.

c)

He was friends with Talmadge and other southern leaders.

d)

He was a supremacists and wanted to keep the racial divide.

21.

How did Warm Springs impact Roosevelt's presidency? (select two)

a)

It was felt that he spent too much time outside of Washington,D.C..

b)

He was able to get relief from his polio.

c)

He was able to work from the Little White House.

d)

He was unable to visit the city because of the need for him to be in Washington.

e)

He was assassinated in the city while giving a speech.

22.

Which explains the Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA)?

a)

the federal government paid landowners to not plant in order to raise the prices of crops

b)

the federal government created this program to help citizens feel more financially secure about their future

c)

the federal government hired young men to complete projects such as the Tybee Island seawall to prevent flooding and the Okefenokee Public State Park

d)

allowed farmers to form cooperatives (groups) to make bringing electricity to their farms more affordable

23.

Which explains the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)?

a)

the federal government paid landowners to not plant in order to raise the prices of crops

b)

the federal government created this program to help citizens feel more financially secure about their future

c)

the federal government hired young men to complete projects such as the Tybee Island seawall to prevent flooding and the Okefenokee Public State Park

d)

allowed farmers to form cooperatives (groups) to make bringing electricity to their farms more affordable

24.

Which explains the Rural Electrification Administration (REA)?

a)

the federal government paid landowners to not plant in order to raise the prices of crops

b)

the federal government created this program to help citizens feel more financially secure about their future

c)

the federal government hired young men to complete projects such as the Tybee Island seawall to prevent flooding and the Okefenokee Public State Park

d)

allowed farmers to form cooperatives (groups) to make bringing electricity to their farms more affordable

25.

Which explains the Social Security Administration (SSA)?

a)

the federal government paid landowners to not plant in order to raise the prices of crops

b)

the federal government created this program to help citizens feel more financially secure about their future

c)

the federal government hired young men to complete projects such as the Tybee Island seawall to prevent flooding and the Okefenokee Public State Park

d)

allowed farmers to form cooperatives (groups) to make bringing electricity to their farms more affordable

26.
“Mr. Vice President, Mr. Speaker, Members of the Senate, and of the House of Representatives: Yesterday, December 7th, 1941—a date which will live in infamy—the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan.   The United States was at peace with that nation and, at the solicitation of Japan, was still in conversation with its government and its emperor looking toward the maintenance of peace in the Pacific."       Franklin D. Roosevelt
    The quote above describes what event?
a)
Hiroshima
b)
D-Day
c)
Pearl Harbor
27.
What factory was opened in Marietta which created B-29 Bombers for the Allied Powers? 
a)
Shipyards
b)
Fieldale
c)
Bell Bomber Plant
d)
Pearl Harbor
28.
Why was Franklin Roosevelt popular with Georgia’s citizens?  Select the BEST answer.  
a)
he helped farmers with the Agricultural Adjustment Act
b)
The Little White House was the first house with electricity.
c)
Roosevelt liked Georgia and helped it due to his visits to the Little White House at Warm Springs
d)
His New Deal programs put many Georgians to work, and helped many people during the Great Depression.
29.
How did Georgia’s military bases help during World War II?       
a)
they gave jobs to the people of Georgia, which helped its economy
b)
they trained soldiers to fight in the war
c)
they housed prisoners of war
d)
all of the above are correct
30.
How did the Bell Bomber Plant affect Georgia and the United States during WWII?
a)
planes at this plant were built in Marietta, Georgia and helped the state add people to the workforce, which helped Georgia to get out of the Great Depression
b)
more people traveled by plane
c)
It didn't affect Georgia
31.
What was the Holocaust?        
a)
It was the systematic killing of around 6 million Jews by Adolf Hitler and the Nazis
b)
It was the imprisonment of 3 million Soviet troops
c)
It was the segregation of whites and blacks in the American South
d)
All of the answers are correct
32.
 How did the state of Georgia contribute to the United States during World War II?
a)
With the various military bases such as Fort Benning and Camp Gordon  
b)
With the Bell Bomber Plant that built planes.   
c)
With the shipyards at Savannah and Brunswick
d)
All of the above are correct
33.
What was built at the Brunswick and Savannah shipyards?         
a)
Cargo ships for the military
b)
cruise ships for the military
c)
Air Force bases
d)
bombers
34.
How did men like Carl Vinson and Richard Russell have an influence on Georgia’s economy?
a)
The state of Georgia was used to build many new military projects
b)
Both men worked with the government to increase military projects
c)
Both men worked with the government to increase military spending
d)
all of the above are correct
35.
Which side did the United States take during WWII?    
a)
the US sided with the Axis Powers of Germany, Italy, and Japan
b)
the US sided with the Allied Powers of Britain, France, and the Soviet Union (USSR)
36.
Why did the United States enter WWII?    
a)
The US didn’t enter WWII – it remained neutral
b)
The US was attacked at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii  
c)
Great Britain’s Prime Minister Winston Churchill asked the US for its help
37.
What were some of the consequences of the Lend-Lease system?     
a)
The US was able to rebuild its economy after the Great Depression by building supplies
b)
The US was able to supply the Allied powers with supplies that it needed
c)
This led to the attack on Pearl Harbor and the US became involved in the war.
d)
All of the above answers are correct
38.
Which best describes the Lend-Lease system during WWII?
a)
The US had supplies lent or leased to them from the Axis powers
b)
The US had supplies lent or leased to them from the Allies
c)
The US lent or leased supplies to the Axis powers
d)
The US lent or leased supplies to the Allies      
39.
Which of the following led to WWII in Europe?
a)
the rise of dictators
b)
Japanese aggression in the Pacific
c)
  the bombing of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
40.
Who was the dictator who ran Nazi Germany and started WWII in Europe?
a)
  Albert Einstein
b)
Adolf Hitler
c)
Benito Mussolini  
d)
Josef Stalin
41.
Ellis Arnall impacted Georgia in which of the following ways?
a)
Restoring accreditation to the University System of Georgia.
b)
Supporting the white primary. 
c)
Supporting the continuation of the poll tax.
42.
Helped bring the Braves to Atlanta from Milwaukee.
a)
William B. Hartsfield
b)
Ivan Allen, Jr.
43.
What was the primary impact of the modernization of agriculture after 1945?
a)
Better farm machinery caused people from cities to move to rural areas so they could farm.
b)
. Fewer farm laborers were needed, so many people migrated to the cities.
c)
Although farm machinery improved, the demand for farm labor remained the same.
44.
The “Three Governors” controversy began as a result of this election; Eugene Talmadge was elected Georgia’s governor but died before taking office; current governor Ellis Arnall, Lt. Governor Melvin Thompson, and Herman Talmadge fought to choose the new governor; Herman Talmadge eventually elected in 1947. 
a)
1946 Governor's Race
b)
1848 Governor's Race
45.
Son of Governor Eugene Talmadge; involved in 1946 Governor’s race controversy; segregationist who fought against integration of schools in GA.
a)
Herman Talmadge
b)
Gandhi
c)
Martin Luther King
d)
Andrew Young
46.
Which of these statements best describes Atlanta's importance as a transportation center?
a)
Atlanta is a major center for international trade due to its easy access to road and air transportation.
b)
Atlanta's importance as a transportation center has declined in recent years.
c)
The rapidly expanding growth of railroads has given new importance to Atlanta, making it a major center for passenger travel. 
47.
Which title is most appropriate for the circle at the center of this graphic? 
a)
Contributions to the Development of Atlanta after WWII 
b)
WWII Heroes from Georgia 
c)
Reasons for Decline in Atlanta Population
48.

Because of the world wars, Georgia's economy moved from being _________ to __________.

a)

industrial to agricultural

b)

agricultural to industrial

49.

Thurgood Marshall:

a)

Was a student in Linda Brown's class

b)

Led the March on Washington

c)

Was the sheriff of Albany during the Albany Movement

d)

Argued the Brown v. Board of Education case in front of the Supreme Court

50.

Which court case overturned Plessy v. Ferguson?

a)

Miranda v. Arizona

b)

Brown v. Board of Education

c)

Roe v. Wade

d)

Marbury v. Madison

51.

What did many people believe the 1956 Georgia State flag was in response to?

a)

The Civil Rights Act of 1964

b)

The old flag was ugly

c)

Georgia's resistance to the federal government's integration laws

d)

The Pro-black National Party

52.

The Sibly Commision:

a)

Printed signs to boycott desegregation

b)

Helped transition African American students into white schools

c)

Held sit ins at local stores to boycott segregation

d)

held public hearings to see how Georgians felt about the integration

53.

The Sibly Commision found that:

a)

Waldo was hiding by the jeep in the beach scene

b)

Georgia was ready to desgregate

c)

Schools wanted to individually choose how they handled segregation

d)

2 out of 3 Georgians would rather see schools close than integrated

54.

What was the Civil Rights Movement?

a)

Civil lawyers voted to move the courts to cities

b)

African Americans fought against racial descrimination and segregation

c)

Whites fought to preserve segregation

d)

Hispanic voters faught for their right to vote

55.

Martin Luther King Jr.:

a)

Was a student of Benjamin Mays

b)

Was the leader of the Civil Rights Movement

c)

Led the MArch on Washington

d)

All of the Above

56.

Led Anti-discrimination marches and protests throughout the South:

a)

The Bourbon Class

b)

The Board of Education

c)

Souther Christian Leadership Conference

d)

Ku Klux Klan

57.

A group of college students wh held sit-ins at segregated restaurants along with promoted voter registration"

a)

Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)

b)

Children of MLK Together

c)

ALL Civil Rights Acitivists Unite

d)

Tuskeegee Coalition

58.

Which movement lasted from the fall of 1961 to the Summer of 1962 and whose goal was to end all types of segregation in Albany, GA?

a)

Free Culture Movement

b)

Albany Movement

c)

Black Lives Matter

d)

Cooperative Movement

59.

What did Martin Luther King Jr. believe was the cause of failure for the Albany Movement?

a)

The government welcomed the protesters

b)

There was not enough support

c)

There were too many groups trying to do too many protests

d)

Many groups got the days mixed up

60.

The Civil Rights Act of 1964:

a)

Was a law that banned the use of civil lawyers in a court room

b)

Was a law that banned Civil Rights protests in Washington D.C.

c)

Was a play performed on Broadway about Martin Luther King Jr.

d)

Was a law that banned discrimination against any American because of race/color/religion.

61.

As governor of Georgia, Lester Maddox did surprising things including:

a)

Hiring more African Americans into office than any other governor before him

b)

Integrated the Georgia State Patrol

c)

Supported Prison Reform

d)

All of the Above

62.

As President, Jimmy Carter:

a)

Created new programs that are still apart of the federal government today

b)

created the New Deal which helped get Americans out of the Great Depression

c)

stopped Hitler from getting world power

d)

helped John F. Kennedy negotiate in the Cuban Missile Crisis

63.

Jimmy Carter favored integration and Civil Rights:

a)

True

b)

False

64.

"No poor, rural, weak, or black person should never have to bear the additional burden of being of being deprived of the _________________, a job, or simple justice."

a)

opportunity of an education

b)

right to bear arms

c)

freedom of speech

d)

oxygen

65.

These Accords were created when leaders from Israel and Egypt met at Camp David to work on a peace treaty.

a)

Camp David Accords

b)

Israel-Egypt Accords

c)

Middle East Peace Accords

d)

Carter Negotiation Accords

66.

After President Jimmy Carter left office he:

a)

Continued to promote democracy and human rights

b)

opened the Carter Center

c)

Won the Nobel Peace Prize

d)

He did All of these things

67.

Atlanta's first African American Mayor (1973)

a)

Maynard Jackson

b)

Andrew Young

c)

Jimmy Carter

d)

Martin Luther King Jr.

68.

Appointed by President Jimmy Carter to be the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations

a)

Maynard Jackson

b)

Andrew Young

c)

Christopher Brian Bridges

d)

Martin Luther King Jr.

69.

Who brought Georgia recognition and investment from all over the world?

a)

1996 Olympic Games

b)

2008 Olympic Games

c)

The Hunger Games

d)

The X Games

70.

What TWO key things happened under Maynard Jackson's term as mayor of Atlanta

a)

MARTA (Atlanta's mass transit system was introduced

b)

There was an international terminal added to the Atlanta Airport

c)

Atlanta opened the Coca-Cola Museum

d)

The College Football Hall of Fame was created

71.

What were the impacts and benefits of the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta

a)

5 billion dollars were put into the economy

b)

Georgia became known for tourism, commerce, and sports

c)

New jobs and facilities were created

d)

ALL of these things are true about the 1996 Olympic Games impact

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