In which two Georgia towns were Liberty ships built?

How did the Bell Bomber Plant help Georgia’s economy?

Why was the Bell Bomber Plant in Marietta, GA built during World War II?

Why did President Roosevelt sign the Lend-Lease Act into law in March 1941?

What event marked America's entry into World War II?

What prompted President Roosevelt to create several New Deal programs?

Why did Franklin Roosevelt start visiting Warm Springs, GA regularly in 1921?

The Georgia Governor who was against the New Deal, partly because is helped both Blacks

and Whites was

Who was the President of the United States during the Great Depression era?

During World War I, what role did Georgia citizens who were not fi ghting primarily play to

support the troops?

Which of the following products were produced by Georgia's textile mills for the World War I

eff ort?

What eventually happened to Leo Frank despite the change in his sentence?

What was Leo Frank wrongfully accused of?

Fill in the missing information above:

Fill in the missing information above:

What initially started the riot which led to the Atlanta Race Massacre?

The 14th and 15th changes to the U.S. Constitution gave citizenship rights and voting rights

to African Americans. But during the Jim Crow era, many Black people in the South lost these

voting rights and became disenfranchised. Southern states like Georgia made laws to keep

citizens from voting. Which one of these only allowed white people to vote in the most

important elections?

What would be the best title of the box?

What would be the best title of the box?

Which of the statements below best describes the primary goal of the

International Cotton Expositions?

Which of the statements below best describes the primary goal of the Bourbon

Triumvirate?

Who among the following was NOT a member of the Bourbon Triumvirate?

An organization established by Congress in 1865 to help freed slaves and poor

Whites in the South was

A change that was made to the U.S. Constitution that made slavery illegal in all

states was

A change that was made to the U.S. Constitution that granted suff rage to Black

males was

Following the American Civil War, the U.S. Government was faced with the task

of rebuilding the South and attempting to put the nation back together. This was

done through a series of Reconstruction plans. Which of the following

Reconstruction plans was the most harsh towards the South?

“Located in the southwest part of the state, it was the site of one of the most

notorious prisoner of war camps during the Civil War. Offi cially known as Camp

Sumter, it kept Union prisoners of war in horrible conditions. Overcrowding, disease,

and a lack of provisions led to the deaths of thousands of Union soldiers. The site is

infamous for its high mortality rate and is a symbol of the suff ering endured by

prisoners of war during the Civil War.”

The statement above describes which place below?

“Starting in November 1864, the Union army cut a path of destruction through

Georgia. The soldiers followed a "scorched earth" policy, destroying military targets

as well as industry, infrastructure, and civilian property, disrupting the

Confederacy's economy and transportation networks. The operation debilitated the

Confederacy and helped lead to its eventual surrender. Sherman's forces reached the

port city of Savannah, Georgia, in December 1864, eff ectively splitting the

Confederacy in two.”

The statement above describes which event below?

After the Battle of Antietam, in 1862, the president decided it was time to

offi cially free the slaves. He accomplished this by issuing the

______________________ , which said that slaves in the South would be free

starting on January 1, 1863.

One of the North's most important war plans was to set up a blockade of boats

off Georgia's coast so the South couldn't send cotton to other countries in return

for weapons and supplies. They called this the __________________.

The fi nal event that caused the United States to offi cially divide between the

North and the South and move closer to Civil War was the election of

__________________ as president in 1860.

South Carolina threatened to nullify the tariff ; and even threatened to secede

from the United States. This was known as the ________________________.

Tariff s became a major point of disagreement between northern and southern

states in the early 1830’s. Which of the two regions was strongly opposed to

(against) tariff s?

The issues of __________________________ were two things that contributed to

feelings of division and anger among northern and southern states and

eventually led to the American Civil War.

“The chief of the Cherokee Indians, he was also a successful businessman and

plantation owner. He thought that if the Cherokee tribe converted to the White

culuture, they would be treated well and allowed to keep their land in Georgia.”

The statement above describes which person below?

“A Muscogee/Creek Indian chief who had a Scottish father and Creek mother, he was

fi rst cousins with Georgia’s governor and was related to several other important

Georgia families. This gave him political power and infl uenced him to support the

United States.”

The phrase above describes which person below?

At the very beginning of the 1800’s, two technological developments changed

Georgia forever, these developments were the

To distribute newly acquired land to the people of Georgia, the government came

up with a policy which sold the land very cheaply to four land companies who

would then sell it to citizens. This land policy ultimately failed. What was this land

policy called?

Which of the following is the correctly ordered list of the five capitals of Georgia?

The University of Georgia was the very first college to

The list describes weaknesses in which document below?

“During the fi ghting, Casimir Pulaski, a group of Black soldiers from Haiti, and William

Jasper all distinguished themselves as heroes.” This describes what event?

How did the French and Indian War help to cause the American Revolution?

Three things that happened after Georgia became a Royal Colony were

Twenty years after the Charter of 1732 was established, Georgia’s Trustees

offi cially surrendered control of the colony to the British monarchy, making it a

Royal Colony. They did this because

The colony of Georgia was started for three reasons. These three reasons were:

Which of the following is NOT a reason that England and its citizens established

colonies in North America?

________________________ is a theory about money that says that a country

should export more than it imports.

The Mississippians were American Indians who lived in Georgia when Europeans

first arrived. These Indians made their shelters mostly from

____________________________.

Savannah was the location of the fi rst colonial settlement in Georgia. Which

geographic feature of the area was probably the MOST important in the

development of Savannah?

In which two hemispheres is Georgia located ( hemispheres are shaded blue)?

What region does number 5 represent?

What region does number 4 represent?

What physical feature does number 1 represent?

What physical feature does number 2 represent?

What physical feature does number 3 represent?