Unit 7 Quiz 1 03132020

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Unit 7 Quiz 1 with spiraled review

What event triggered the Great Depression?

1929 Stock Market Crash

Atlanta Riot

Drought in the Dust Bowl

Treaty ending World War I

Eugene Talmage first gained the support of voters in Georgia because he

Earned a law degree in Athens and became famous practicing law in Atlanta.

Wanted to fire all of the education in Georgia who believed in desegregation.

Lowered the price of automobile tags in the state by making an executive order.

Supported individual farmers by giving them advice in articles in Market Bulletin.

Which of the following political parties might a cotton farmer in Georgia most likely support?

The Republican Party

The New South Democrats

The Bourbon Democrats

The Populist Party

What act allowed the U.S. to give supplies to countries fighting in WWII?

War Powers Act

Lend-Lease Act

Supplemental Help Act

Townshend Act

What event led the United States into World War II

Lend-Lease Act

Bombing of Hiroshima

Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor

Murder of Abraham Lincoln

President, Franklin Roosevelt made many trips to Georgia for treatment for polio. Which city was the site of his “Little White House” in Georgia?

Augusta

Warm Springs

La Grange

Atlanta

📷This photograph was MOST associated with which of these issues?

Families losing their homes as a result of the Dust Bowl.

Families sending their children to live with relatives due to unemployment.

Families losing their savings as a result of the stock market crash.

Families losing their jobs as a result of under consumption of goods.

When he was governor, Eugene Talmadge’s BIGGEST national political opponent was

U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt.

Senator Richard B. Russell

U.S. President Herbert Hoover

Representative Walter F. George

How were Carl Vinson and Richard Russell alike?

They both served in the U.S. army.

They were both Georgia senators.

They both worked for civil rights reforms.

They both brought opportunities to Georgia during World War II.

Who was put in jail for sitting in the “Whites Only” section of a Louisiana railroad car?

Dred Scott

Lyman Hall

Homer Plessy

W.E.B. DuBois

What did supporters of Henry Grady favor?

A political overthrow of the Bourbon Democrats, especially the Bourbon Triumvirate

Reconciliation of poor whites and African American farmers to work together

Support for the Populist Party and Tom Watson to represent them in Washington

The growth of industry, manufacturing and agricultural diversification in the South

Which Georgian signed the Declaration of Independence?

James Oglethorpe

Casimir Pulaski

Henry Hudson

George Walton

Match the following CAUSE with the EFFECT below:

New systems of farming required less manpower

Tenant farming system dissolved

Industry replaced agriculture all over Georgia

Cities grew and prospered

Fewer tractors were used on farms

Where was the site of the largest and bloodiest Civil War battle in Georgia?

Savannah

Andersonville

Chickamauga

Atlanta

Which Georgia industry benefited during World War I

Canning fruits and vegetables

Rice farming

Construction

Cotton farming

What event triggered the Great Depression?

1929 Stock Market Crash

Atlanta Riot

Drought in the Dust Bowl

Treaty ending World War I

Eugene Talmage first gained the support of voters in Georgia because he

Earned a law degree in Athens and became famous practicing law in Atlanta.

Wanted to fire all of the education in Georgia who believed in desegregation.

Lowered the price of automobile tags in the state by making an executive order.

Supported individual farmers by giving them advice in articles in Market Bulletin.

Which of the following political parties might a cotton farmer in Georgia most likely support?

The Republican Party

The New South Democrats

The Bourbon Democrats

The Populist Party

What act allowed the U.S. to give supplies to countries fighting in WWII?

War Powers Act

Lend-Lease Act

Supplemental Help Act

Townshend Act

What event led the United States into World War II

Lend-Lease Act

Bombing of Hiroshima

Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor

Murder of Abraham Lincoln

President, Franklin Roosevelt made many trips to Georgia for treatment for polio. Which city was the site of his “Little White House” in Georgia?

Augusta

Warm Springs

La Grange

Atlanta

📷This photograph was MOST associated with which of these issues?

Families losing their homes as a result of the Dust Bowl.

Families sending their children to live with relatives due to unemployment.

Families losing their savings as a result of the stock market crash.

Families losing their jobs as a result of under consumption of goods.

When he was governor, Eugene Talmadge’s BIGGEST national political opponent was

U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt.

Senator Richard B. Russell

U.S. President Herbert Hoover

Representative Walter F. George

How were Carl Vinson and Richard Russell alike?

They both served in the U.S. army.

They were both Georgia senators.

They both worked for civil rights reforms.

They both brought opportunities to Georgia during World War II.

Who was put in jail for sitting in the “Whites Only” section of a Louisiana railroad car?

Dred Scott

Lyman Hall

Homer Plessy

W.E.B. DuBois

What did supporters of Henry Grady favor?

A political overthrow of the Bourbon Democrats, especially the Bourbon Triumvirate

Reconciliation of poor whites and African American farmers to work together

Support for the Populist Party and Tom Watson to represent them in Washington

The growth of industry, manufacturing and agricultural diversification in the South

Which Georgian signed the Declaration of Independence?

James Oglethorpe

Casimir Pulaski

Henry Hudson

George Walton

Match the following CAUSE with the EFFECT below:

New systems of farming required less manpower

Tenant farming system dissolved

Industry replaced agriculture all over Georgia

Cities grew and prospered

Fewer tractors were used on farms

Where was the site of the largest and bloodiest Civil War battle in Georgia?

Savannah

Andersonville

Chickamauga

Atlanta

Which Georgia industry benefited during World War I

Canning fruits and vegetables

Rice farming

Construction

Cotton farming

Unit 7 Quiz 1 03132020

Unit 7 Quiz 1 03132020

What event triggered the Great Depression?

Eugene Talmage first gained the support of voters in Georgia because he

Which of the following political parties might a cotton farmer in Georgia most likely support?

What act allowed the U.S. to give supplies to countries fighting in WWII?

What event led the United States into World War II

President, Franklin Roosevelt made many trips to Georgia for treatment for polio. Which city was the site of his “Little White House” in Georgia?

📷This photograph was MOST associated with which of these issues?

When he was governor, Eugene Talmadge’s BIGGEST national political opponent was

How were Carl Vinson and Richard Russell alike?

Who was put in jail for sitting in the “Whites Only” section of a Louisiana railroad car?

What did supporters of Henry Grady favor?

Which Georgian signed the Declaration of Independence?

Match the following CAUSE with the EFFECT below:New systems of farming required less manpower

Where was the site of the largest and bloodiest Civil War battle in Georgia?

Which Georgia industry benefited during World War I

Match the following CAUSE with the EFFECT below:

New systems of farming required less manpower