Worksheets3rd Nine week ACE review
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
Which term do these words describe?
Pearl Harbor
Civil Rights Act
World War I
World War II
Which term is associated with the word "naval" in this unit?
land-locked
belly button
Navy
Army
Which person is responsible for the Naval Act of 1938?
Richard Russell
FDR
Carl Vinson
What do these terms have in common?
Brunswick Shipyard
Bell Bomber Plant
Warm Springs, Georgia
Savannah Shipyard
Where was this B-29 likely built?
New Echota
Warm Springs, Georgia
Pearl Harbor, Japan
Bell Bomber Plant
What do the words on the image have in common?
Savannah Shipyard
military bases in Georgia
Brunswick
New Deal from FDR
Who do these words describe?
Richard Russell
FDR
Tomochichi
Carl Vinson
Who is known for building up our Navy and for being a segregationist?
Eugene Talmadge
Richard Russel
Colonel Sanders
Carl Vinson
Who is known for building up our Navy and for being a segregationist?
Eugene Talmadge
Richard Russel
Colonel Sanders
Carl Vinson
What do these words describe?
Dahlonega Gold Rush
Lend Lease Act
land lottery
Which event caused the USA to enter World War II?
the Holocaust
Lend Lease Act
land lottery
Pearl Harbor
What event do these facts describe?
Pearl Harbor
Pearl Krabs
the Scramble for Africa
Versailles
What two cities are affiliated with these descriptions?
Warm Springs and Ocmulgee River
Tybee and Marietta
Fort Benning and Lockheed Martin
Savannah and Brunswick
Which two cities in Georgia built Liberty Ships such as this one?
Clarkesville and Cleveland
Brunswick and Savannah
Atlanta and Macon
Peachtree City and Marietta
act that allowed the US government to send billions of dollars in supplies and military equipment to allied countries during WWII in exchange for US rights in their military bases
Lend-Lease Act
Act of Nobility
Act of Allied Powers
Nazi Act of Conflict
American naval base in Hawaii, a surpise attack on the base by Japanese forces on Dec. 7, 1941 resulted in US entering WWII.
New York
Savannah
Pearl Harbor
Brunswick
The MOST destructive war in human history, America entered the war in 1941 due to Pearl Harbor attack
WWI
WWII
Vietnam War
War on Terror
What was the primary impact of the modernization of agriculture after 1945?
Better farm machinery caused people from cities to move to rural areas so they could farm.
Fewer farm laborers were needed, so many people migrated to the cities.
Although farm machinery improved, the demand for farm labor remained the same.
There was a higher tax on farm animals.
Which is the BEST description of the effect that tractors and other motorized implements have had on Georgia agriculture in the years following World War II?
Georgia's crop yields decreased because of increased pollution.
Pine trees replaced cotton as Georgia's most profitable agricultural product.
The efficiency of Georgia's farming improved and a single farmer could work a larger plot of land.
Tractors and motorized implements had no effect of agriculture in Georgia in the years following World War II.
Why is Atlanta’s longest serving mayor, William B. Hartsfield, known as Atlanta’s “father of aviation”?
He was an accomplished pilot who began Delta airlines.
He was a colleague of airplane inventors Orville and Wilbur Wright.
He developed the C5 mass transport airplane for Georgia’s Lockheed Aeronautical plant.
He believed that an airport for Atlanta would be a key to the city’s economic prosperity.
Which Georgia leader created the motto “the city too busy to hate” to describe Atlanta?
William B. Hartsfield
Ivan Allen Jr.
Ellis Arnall
Eugene Talmadge
Which team did NOT begin play during the reign of Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr.?
Atlanta Hawks
Atlanta Braves
Atlanta Falcons
Atlanta Flames
Which word best describes Ivan Allen’s political point of view?
Communist
Moderate
Segregation
Progressive
Which statement best describes the purpose of the white primary?
To increase voter turnout in White County, Georgia
To make voting difficult for white rural citizens.
To ensure white conservative candidates won elections.
To prevent African Americans from voting.
How did the ending of the white primary affect the 1946 governor’s race?
Herman Talmadge won because of votes received in the new primary systems.
M.E. Thompson won because he stayed out of the white primary debate.
Ellis Arnall won because he allowed the white primary to end.
Eugene Talmage won because he promised to bring to back the white primary.
Former governor Eugene Talmadge brought about the “Three Governors Affair” when he ____________.
ran against three other candidates and won.
resigned from office.
won the primary but died before taking office.
challenged all opponents to three public debates.
He was elected governor in 1946, but died before his inauguration.
Eugene Talmadge
Herman Talmadge
Melvin Thompson
Ellis Arnall
He was Eugene’s son who “had the most” write-in votes because Talmage supports believed that the General Assembly could choose the second or third place candidate.
Eugene Talmadge
Herman Talmadge
Melvin Thompson
Ellis Arnall
The cartoon seen above makes reference to Brown v. Board of Education, which addressed the issue of
segregation
voting rights
school funding
affirmative action
The 1956 Georgia state flag caused controversy for nearly forty years because it
changed Georgia’s state seal.
was not approved by the governor.
bore the Confederate battle flag.
was not flown in front of municipal buildings
Which statement BEST describes why the Georgia state flag changed designs in 1956?
because the white primary was ruled unconstitutional
as a reaction to the desegregation movement of the era
because most Georgians did not want to remember the Civil War
to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the end of the Civil War
Which group was established in Georgia in 1960 to gather state residents’ feelings regarding desegregation and report the findings to the governor?
Sibley Commission
Congress on Racial Equality
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
The Sibley Commission recommended that
Georgia’s public transportation system should be integrated.
The legislature should make recommendations to address racial issues.
A quota system should be established to ensure the hiring of black workers.
Local school systems should be allowed to decide if they wanted to integrate.
One of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s roles in the civil rights movement was that he was the first president of
SCLC
SNCC
NAACP
KKK
Which statement BEST describes Martin Luther King, Jr.’s role in the civil rights movement?
being involved with the Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court decision
creating the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)
advising the Sibley Commission on racial issues
leader of the civil rights movement and advocator of nonviolent protests
John Lewis was important to the civil rights movement for all of the following reasons EXCEPT
served as chairman of SNCC
served as president of SCLC
spoke at the March on Washington
led the march in Selma, Alabama
What was the purpose of SNCC during the early years of the civil rights era?
provide more militant leadership to combat racism
determine Georgia citizens’ feelings about desegregation
coordinate students around the South in resisting segregation laws
keep white people in political power in the South
During the civil rights movement, what was SNCC known for?
organizing sit-ins at lunch counters in the South
confronting known segregationists and threatening them
organizing violent protests around the South
being the dominant civil rights org for young people
Which of these was unique because its goal was the desegregation of an entire community?
March on Washington
SCLC
SNCC
Albany Movement
The March on Washington is known for the following reasons
MLK's I have a Dream speech
It encouraged the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
It brought about the creation of SNCC and SCLC
John Lewis became the "face" of the civil rights movement
Which phrase BEST summarizes the effect white primaries had on African Americans
Gave all citizens the right to vote.
A disenfranchisement law that kept African Americans from voting in primary elections, therefore, limiting their choices in general elections
A rule that only white voted in local elections
The rule that kept underaged people from voting in primary elections
Why was the longest serving mayor in Atlanta history, William Hartsfield, known as the city’s “Father of Aviation.
He was a famous World War II pilot
He brought Delta Airlines to Atlanta
He was an office boy for Orville and Wilbur Wright.
He believed that bringing an airport to Georgia would be the only key to economic prosperity. The Hartsfield-Jackson Airport in Atlanta is one of the busiest airports in the world.
William Hartsfield and Ivan Allen Jr. brought many job opportunities to Atlanta and they also worked for racial equality. During their terms in office Atlanta became known by which of the following mottos?
"The city that Hartsfield and Allen built"
"A City on a Hill"
"A City too Busy to Hate"
"The city of brotherly love"
What was the purpose of SNCC during the Civil Rights Era?
kept whites in political power in the South
coordinated students in the South to resist segregation laws
provided militant leadership to fight racism
surveyed Georgians regarding their feelings about segregation
John Lewis was NOT known for
being president of the SCLC
being president of SNCC
speaking at the March on Washington
leading a march in Selma, AL
Which statement BEST describes the role Andrew Young played in the continued development of
Atlanta? Choose two correct answers about him. (H12a)
served on the committee to bring the 1996 Olympic games to Atlanta
worked to improve the interstate highway systems in Atlanta
integrated the fire and police departments within the city of Atlanta
brought 1,100 new businesses and one million jobs to the metropolitan Atlanta region
Maynard Jackson was an influential mayor in the continued development of Atlanta.
Choose two correct answers about him. (H12a)
first African American mayor of Atlanta
served as ambassador to the United Nations
expanded Hartsfield International Airport
a leader in the civil rights movement
The timeline above is related to the political career of which Atlanta mayor? (H12a)
Andrew Young
Jimmy Carter
William Hartsfield
Maynard Jackson
Andrew Young’s accomplishments as the mayor of Atlanta include ALL of the following EXCEPT
(H12a)
$70 billion in new private investments
1,100 new businesses in the region
one million jobs created in Atlanta
expanded Hartsfield International Airport
The events listed above could be used to support President Jimmy Carter’s
(H12b)
reelection victory as U.S. President
winning the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002.
serving only one term as U.S. President.
becoming the leader of the United Nations in 1976.
As state senator in the 1960s, Jimmy Carter was a strong advocate for
changing statewide voting requirements.
continuing the Jim Crow policies.
improving education for Georgia students..
getting the United States out of Vietnam.
Which of these would likely be a goal of Atlanta in the years leading up to the summer of 1996?
(H12c)
The city needed to cut taxes.
More hotel rooms needed to be added.
Segregation policies needed to be ended.
An international airport needed to be built.
Which of these BEST completes the chart above? (H12c)
Trees were cut down
New theaters were built
Perofessional sports teams were created
New sports complexes were built
Which Atlanta industry MOST LIKELY received the biggest boost from the 1996 Olympics? (H12c)
agriculture
manufacturing
tourism
trade
What is the MOST LIKELY reason that Atlanta’s city leaders wanted the city to host the 1996 Summer Olympics? (H12c)
bring more companies to Atlanta
make money from private investors
receive aid from the federal government
establish Atlanta as an international city
Georgia plays major roles in both the national and global economy through tourism, port expansion,
and the film industry. Which statement provides the BEST evidence of Georgia’s port development?
(H12d)
Tourism in Savannah has increased; tourists come from around the world.
The Savannah Harbor Expansion Project, which started in 2015, was established.
More schools and public parks have been built near Georgia’s ports in the last decade.
Federal laws have been passed to protect ports and provide funding for America’s ports.
The film industry makes billions of dollars each year, but not all profits are made through Hollywood.
Georgia made over $7 billion from film production last year. Which statement BEST explains why
Georgia has become one of the leading locations for filming in the United States? (H12d)
Famous actors began moving to Georgia, so movie producers followed and began building movie studios.
The state of Georgia provides discounted housing for the actors and filming crews during movie production.
Farmers across Georgia have sold portions of their farmland to filmmakers, which has been turned into filming studios.
The state of Georgia has financial incentives for filmmakers, diverse filming locations, and vast professional resources.
The port of Savannah has been Georgia’s primary seaport since the founding of the colony in 1733. It
is one of the busiest seaports on the eastern seaboard because the port
is easily accessible from the entire southeastern region of the U. S.
has the largest continuous dock in the eastern U.S.
is the largest container port in the U.S.
has a ferry service available seven days a week.
Georgia governor Nathan Deal marketed Georgia as a place where new businesses, such as the film
industry, can thrive, largely due to several reasons. Choose TWO correct answers.
large supply of actors
many theaters in Georgia
tax incentives
transportation systems
Which fact proves that Carter's presidency worked to help with foreign policy?
negotiation of the Camp David Accords with Egypt and Israel
allowing the Shah of Iran to enter the US for medical treatment
signing laws to protect environmental lands
boycotting the 1980 summer Olympics
