WWI, Great Depression, WWII Question Preview (ID: 28563)

a) Georgia volunteered to fight for the French and British as aviators, soldiers, and nurses

b) Georgians volunteered to fight for Germany as spies against the British army

c) Georgians sold their homes and belongings to raise money for British support

d) Georgians only wanted to contribute by sending care packages to British and French soldiers

a) The assassination of Franz Ferdinand caused them to join with their allied forces

b) America remained a neutral nation until their involvement in World War II

c) The sinking of the Lusitania and efforts by Germany to involve Mexico with the Zimmerman Note

d) The bombing of Pearl Harbor

a) It caused a great drought and as a result all the crops died out

b) It destroyed nearly half of the cotton crops and as a result severe fall of cotton prices

c) It destroyed nearly all crops as a result the economy went into a Great Depression

d) IT destroyed many crops and as a result had a direct impact on the Dust Bowl

a) Voters were required to pay a fee to vote

b) Voters were required to take a literacy test in order to vote

c) If a voter's grandfather was allowed to vote, then they were able to vote

d) All of the Above

a) New Deal program that created jobs in order to build parks, sewer systems, and bridges

b) New Deal program moved jobs to other states and sent the money back to Georgia

c) New Deal program moved jobs to major cities and many people moved into major cities

d) New Deal program lifted restrictions on agricultural productions by paying farmers to not grow more crops.

a) Mary Musgrove

b) Rebecca Latimer Felton

c) Elizabeth Cady Stanton

d) Leo Frank

a) Boll Weevils

b) A jump in cotton production and prices

c) The loss of thousands of working farms

d) A prolonged Drought

a) The United States provided Lend-Lease aid to Great Britain and the Soviet Union

b) The United States maintained strict neutrality with no involvement at all.

c) The United States provided advisory troops to aid Germany

d) The United States secretly sank German Submarines

a) It built 727s and closed down before WWII ended

b) It built B-29 Bombers and is part of the Lockheed Martin plant today

c) It built fighter jets and is part of Hartsfield-Jackson Airport today

d) It built helicopters and has continued to operate continuously since the war

a) Radar technology was developed and tested at Georgia Army bases

b) Military bases were established and trained large numbers of U.S. Troops

c) Research sites developed the technology for a prototype of the atomic bomb

d) Hospitals trained large numbers of doctors and nurses for the medical corps

a) As United States president he gave more money to Georgia

b) Fought in World War II

c) Established Colleges

d) Contributed to the World War II effort and became a successful Georgia Governor

a) Representative from Georgia and is known as the 'Father of the Two-Ocean Navy'

b) Youngest Governor and is known as the father of Georgia military bases

c) Senator from Georgia and is known as the 'Father of the two ocean navy'

d) Representative from Georgia and is known as the father of Georgia military bases

a) Roosevelt used the Warm Mineral waters of Warm Springs to ease his polio

b) Roosevelt was a native of Augusta and traveled widely across the state

c) Roosevelt's wife was a native of Calhoun and visited relatives

d) Roosevelt had originally been a farmer and he loved farm life

a) Selling and Leasing ships, arms, and supplies

b) Escorting British Merchant ships in the Pacific

c) Sinking German Submarines that attacked British Ships

d) Escorting British Warships in Atlantic Waters

a) Rural White, Specifically Farmers

b) African Americans

c) Urban Business Owners

d) New Deal Supporters

a) World War I

b) The Yazoo Land Fraud

c) The Great Depression

d) The Great Migration