Fill in the Blanks SS8H8 Events after WWIOnline version SS8H8 The student will analyze the important events that occurred after World War I and their impact on Georgia. by Aaron Stinson 1 electric Springs reforms Warm Security New Bomber funds send bombed environment defend Brunswick relief Electrification Liberty Pearl Savannah Lend Ships Conservation Civilian Harbor military recover Roosevelt Aircraft In 1932 , Democrat Franklin Delano was elected president of the United States , promising a " Deal " for those suffering from the hard times . Roosevelt had a connection to Georgia because he came to swim in the waters at . After he became president , his home there came to be called the " Little White House . " The three major goals of the New Deal were to : ( 1 ) bring to the millions of poor and unemployed , ( 2 ) help the economy , and ( 3 ) put some permanent into place designed to prevent future depressions . The Corps put young men to work on projects to help America's , including planting trees , draining swampy land , and building parks . The Rural Administration provided funds to rural cooperatives with which to extend lines into the countryside . The Social Act provided retirement for those who participated , unemployment insurance , and aid to dependent children . Roosevelt agreed to help Great Britain through the - Lease Act , which gave the president the authority to military supplies to any country to help it itself against the Axis Powers . On December 7 , 1941 , Japan the U . S . naval base at , Hawaii , and the United States entered World War II . On December 11 , Germany and Italy declared war on the United States . Companies that manufactured equipment also opened facilities in Georgia . One of the largest defense plants was the Bell Company , also known as Bell . were built along Georgia's coast at Southeastern Shipbuilding on the River and J . A . Jones Shipyard in . These facilities built ships and later " knot " ships .
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