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Unit 8 Study Guide ReviewOnline version UNIT REVIEW by Mable Rogers 1 Citizens of Georgia, and other states, were encouraged to purchase US bonds during World War I to raise ____________to finance the war effort. a money b crops 2 Georgians who did not serve in the armed forces contributed to World War I by researching atomic energy. Choose one or more answers a TRUE b FALSE 3 More military training camps were established in the state of Georgia than in any other state during World War I. a TRUE b FALSE 4 The arrival of the __________________ and a series of extended DROUGHT caused an economic shift away from cotton production in Georgia during the early twentieth century. a BOLL WEEVIL b LADY BUG c DROUGHT d COLD 5 A lack of government regulation of major industries, a significant reduction in consumer spending, and the overproduction of agricultural goods contributed to the _______________________________. a Great Depression b World War I c Cold War d Civil Rights Movement 6 What were the two factors that led to rapid changes in cotton production leading up to the Great Depression?________________ and ______________ a boll weevil; drought b boll weevil; cold weather c lady bug; drought d ants; drought 7 Franklin Roosevelt’s time spent in Georgia contributed to his policies when he became president by motivating him to develop programs to address poverty in _________areas. a rural b urban c city d 8 The Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Rural Electrification Administration were popular among rural Georgians because the administrations were inspired by the poverty President Franklin Roosevelt observed during the time that he spent in the state. a True b False c d 9 The state of ______________was important to the US war effort during World War I because more military training camps were established in this state than in any other state a Florida b Nevada c Georgia d Alabama 10 Georgia's cotton crops were impacted by boll weevils and drought leading up to the Great Depression. a True b False 11 What president spent time in Georgia, witnessed how poverty affected many Georgians and was motivated to develop programs to address poverty in rural areas? a Franklin Rogers b Roosevelt Franklin c Franklin D. Roosevelt d Jimmy Carter 12 President Franklin Roosevelt purchased property in ___________________ and built a retreat there because he believed the spring waters helped treat polio. a Cold Springs, Georgia b Warm Springs, Georgia c Tifton, Georgia d Albany, Georgia 13 The _________________________________ (name of a New Deal program) provided many Georgians with jobs on environmental projects. a Social Security Act b Civilian Conservation Corp c Agricultural Adjustment Administration d Rural Electrification Administration 14 Under the ___________________________________, farmers were expected to stop growing certain crops as a way to improve crop prices. a Social Security Act b Civilian Conservation Corp c Agricultural Adjustment Administration d Rural Electrification Administration 15 The ___________________________________________addressed poverty among the elderly through a social insurance program that continues to provide benefits for people over sixty-five years old. a Social Security Act b Civilian Conservation Corp c Agricultural Adjustment Administration d Rural Electrification Administration 16 Under the ___________________________________, farmers were expected to stop growing certain crops as a way to improve crop prices. a Social Security Act b Civilian Conservation Corp c Agricultural Adjustment Administration d Rural Electrification Administration 17 Governor Eugene Talmadge famously called people who accepted relief from the federal government ”bums and loafers" during the New Deal Era. a True b False 18 Governor_________________________________ strongly opposed President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal programs because they provided aid to African Americans. a Eugene Wilson b Herman Talmadge c Eugene Talmadge d Franklin Talmadge 19 What date and event changed the American public’s opinion on entering the war in Europe?_ a Dec 7, 1941; attack of Pearl Harbor b Dec 7, 1941; March to the Sea c Dec 7, 1941; Civil War d Dec 7, 1941; World War 1 20 Wartime production in the shipyards of communities in and around ___________________ (name of city) and ____________________(name of city) during World War II provided thousands of jobs and benefited the economies of the communities significantly as income from these jobs was reinvested in local businesses. a Savannah and Tifton b Savannah and Albany c Savannah and Brunswick d Savannah and Valdosta 21 The ________________________________ (name of plant) in Marietta, Georgia created numerous jobs and employed many people in the state. a Bell Bomber Plant b Savannah Shipyard 22 For the state of Georgia, World War II can be characterized as a period of major industrial development. a True b False 23 Georgians Carl Vinson and_____________________ (name of person) played crucial roles in creating jobs for Georgians during World War II. a Richard Vinson b Richard Russell c Jimmy Russell d Franklin Roosevelt 24 Russell helped establish several important ______________________bases in the state of Georgia which impacted the state’s economy. a military b conservation c school 25 In the 1940s, ________________________played a critical role in the growth of the Georgia economy by sponsoring numerous bills designed to increase the production of warships and airplanes vital to the military's success. a Carl Vinson b Richard Russell c Franklin Roosevelt d Richard Vinson 26 The return of many immigrant workers to their home countries DID contribute to the Great Depression. a True b False 27 Governor Eugene Talmadge strongly opposed President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal programs because they provided aid to ________________________________. a Chinese-Americans b White Americans c African-Americans d Hispanic Americans 28 The Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Rural Electrification Administration were popular among Georgians because the administrations were inspired by the ___________________(condition) that President ___________________ observed during the time that he spent in Georgia. a poverty; Roosevelt b poverty; Carter c poverty; Obama d poverty; Talmadge 29 Over 78,000 Georgians were employed by the Civilian Conservation Corps planting trees (environmental projects) and building or improving state parks which made it one of the most popular New Deal Programs in Georgia. a True b False 30 The_____________________________ allowed the United States to support the Allied war effort without committing soldiers to fight in World War II. a Lend-Loan Act b Lend-Lease Act c Lend-Release Act 31 Who was the governor of Georgia that believed the New Deal to be contrary to the American values of hard work and perseverance and thus referred to it as a combination of frenzied finance, communism and foolishness? a Eugene Talmadge b Herman Talmadge c Roosevelt Talmadge d Franklin Roosevelt

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by Mable Rogers

Citizens of Georgia, and other states, were encouraged to purchase US bonds during World War I to raise ____________to finance the war effort.

Georgians who did not serve in the armed forces contributed to World War I by researching atomic energy.

More military training camps were established in the state of Georgia than in any other state during World War I.

The arrival of the __________________ and a series of extended DROUGHT caused an economic shift away from cotton production in Georgia during the early twentieth century.

A lack of government regulation of major industries, a significant reduction in consumer spending, and the overproduction of agricultural goods contributed to the _______________________________.

What were the two factors that led to rapid changes in cotton production leading up to the Great Depression?________________ and ______________

Franklin Roosevelt’s time spent in Georgia contributed to his policies when he became president by motivating him to develop programs to address poverty in _________areas.

The Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Rural Electrification Administration were popular among rural Georgians because the administrations were inspired by the poverty President Franklin Roosevelt observed during the time that he spent in the state.

The state of ______________was important to the US war effort during World War I because more military training camps were established in this state than in any other state

Georgia's cotton crops were impacted by boll weevils and drought leading up to the Great Depression.

What president spent time in Georgia, witnessed how poverty affected many Georgians and was motivated to develop programs to address poverty in rural areas?

President Franklin Roosevelt purchased property in ___________________ and built a retreat there because he believed the spring waters helped treat polio.

The _________________________________ (name of a New Deal program) provided many Georgians with jobs on environmental projects.

Under the ___________________________________, farmers were expected to stop growing certain crops as a way to improve crop prices.

The ___________________________________________addressed poverty among the elderly through a social insurance program that continues to provide benefits for people over sixty-five years old.

Under the ___________________________________, farmers were expected to stop growing certain crops as a way to improve crop prices.

Governor Eugene Talmadge famously called people who accepted relief from the federal government ”bums and loafers" during the New Deal Era.

Governor_________________________________ strongly opposed President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal programs because they provided aid to African Americans.

What date and event changed the American public’s opinion on entering the war in Europe?_

The ________________________________ (name of plant) in Marietta, Georgia created numerous jobs and employed many people in the state.

For the state of Georgia, World War II can be characterized as a period of major industrial development.

Georgians Carl Vinson and_____________________ (name of person) played crucial roles in creating jobs for Georgians during World War II.

Russell helped establish several important ______________________bases in the state of Georgia which impacted the state’s economy.

In the 1940s, ________________________played a critical role in the growth of the Georgia economy by sponsoring numerous bills designed to increase the production of warships and airplanes vital to the military's success.

The return of many immigrant workers to their home countries DID contribute to the Great Depression.

Governor Eugene Talmadge strongly opposed President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal programs because they provided aid to ________________________________.

The Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Rural Electrification Administration were popular among Georgians because the administrations were inspired by the ___________________(condition) that President ___________________ observed during the time that he spent in Georgia.

Over 78,000 Georgians were employed by the Civilian Conservation Corps planting trees (environmental projects) and building or improving state parks which made it one of the most popular New Deal Programs in Georgia.

The_____________________________ allowed the United States to support the Allied war effort without committing soldiers to fight in World War II.

Who was the governor of Georgia that believed the New Deal to be contrary to the American values of hard work and perseverance and thus referred to it as a combination of frenzied finance, communism and foolishness?

What were the two factors that led to rapid changes in cotton production leading up to the Great Depression?__ and

The Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Rural Electrification Administration were popular among Georgians because the administrations were inspired by the _(condition) that President _ observed during the time that he spent in Georgia.