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Georgia Studies Cumulative Exam #3
Georgia Studies Cumulative Exam #3
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1
To distribute newly acquired land the government's policy giving up to 200 acres of land to the head of a family was ___
The Discount Land Act
Land Lotteries
The Yazoo Act
The Headright System
2
At the very beginning of the 1800’s, two technological developments changed Georgia forever, these developments were the
automobile and cotton gin
cotton gin and railroad
gristmill and cotton gin
computer and cotton gin
3
“The chief of the Cherokee Indians, he was also a successful businessman and plantation owner.
Tomochichi
William McIntosh
John Ross
Andrew Jackson
4
Which of the following is the correct list in order of the five capitals that Georgia has had?
Savannah, Brunswick, Darien, Augusta, Atlanta
LaGrange, Savannah, Macon, Augusta, Atlanta
Columbus, Albany, Louisville, Macon, Atlanta
Savannah, Augusta, Louisville, Milledgeville, and Atlanta
5
The American Revolution was fought between
German colonists and Germany.
English colonists and England.
French colonists and France.
Spanish colonists and Spain.
6
The University of Georgia was the very first college to
accept American Indian students
be created by a state government
offer a degree in journalism
have a football team
7
Part of the border between the states of Alabama and Georgia is formed by
The Appalachian Mountains
The Chattahoochee River
The Fall Line
The Savannah River
8
A Muscogee/Creek Indian chief who had a Scottish father and Creek mother
;
he was first cousins with Georgia’s governor
John Ross
William McIntosh
Andrew Jackson
Tomochichi
9
The issues of __________________________ were two things that eventually led to the American Civil War
slavery and states’ rights
hunting and gathering
water rights and fishing areas
land distribution and languages
10
________________ was the founder of the colony of Georgia and provided trade opportunities to Yamacraw Indians there.
Mary Musgrove
Tomochichi
Sacagawea
James Oglethorpe
11
________________________ is a theory about money that says that a country should export more than it imports.
Banking
Mercantilism
Evolution
Relativity
12
In which two hemispheres is Georgia located?
Northern Hemisphere, Eastern Hemisphere
Southern Hemisphere, Eastern Hemisphere
Southern Hemisphere, Western Hemisphere
Northern Hemisphere, Western Hemisphere
13
Georgia Governor, ____, and powerful men like Robert Toombs, were leaders of the group of Georgians who wanted to secede
Joseph Brown
Jefferson Davis
Clive Briarcliff
Sam Smith
14
Even though the cotton gin made it easier to harvest cotton, two negative effects came from it. They were
lower quality cotton and lack of interest in peanuts
increased slavery and an over-dependence on cotton
cotton gin injuries and cotton baler injuries
a shortage of corn and an over-abundance of wheat
15
The ________ army won the Battle of Chickamauga, but the total number of soldiers killed on both sides was around 36,000
British
Confederate
Colonial
Union
16
Georgia land policy sold land very cheaply to four land companies who would then sell it to citizens. This policy was __
The Headright System
The Yazoo Act
The Discount Land Act
Land Lotteries
17
The head Muscogee/Creek Chief received extra money for his personal land. As a result he was _________
fined
disowned
imprisoned
executed
18
Why did Georgia’s Trustees officially surrender control of the colony to the British monarchy, making it a Royal Colony?
they were frustrated because the colony of Georgia wasn’t successful
they were afraid the King would punish them if they didn’t.
the Yamacraw Indians had declared war and they were not prepared to fight.
they had made enough money to retire comfortably.
19
In 1864, Union military leaders launched _________, a series of battles aimed at capturing the city of Atlanta, Georgia
the Battle of Antietam
the Atlanta Campaign
Sherman’s March to the Sea
the Georgia Plan
20
The colony of Georgia was started for three reasons. These three reasons were
Defense, Adventure, and Fur Trading
Philanthropy, Fur Trading, and Missionary Work
Missionary Work, Economics, and Adventure
Philanthropy, Economics, and Defense
21
The Mississippian people built large ____________________.
Dams
Barns
Mounds
Malls
22
During the fighting, Casimir Pulaski, a group of Black soldiers from Haiti, and William Jasper all fought in _______
The Battle of Kettle Creek
The Battle of the Bulge
The Siege of Atlanta
The Siege of Savannah
23
Part of the border between the states of South Carolina and Georgia is formed by
The Chattahoochee River
The Fall Line
The Appalachian Mountains
The Savannah River
24
General _____________________ captured Savannah in 1864.
William Rosecrans
Braxton Bragg
William T. Sherman
Ulysses S. Grant
25
Supreme Court Justice_____ sided with the Cherokee Indians and said they were an independent nation and not under laws
George Chapman
Fred Roberts
Tim Johnson
John Marshall
26
Which of the following Georgians did NOT sign the Declaration of Independence?
George Walton
Lyman Hall
James Oglethorpe
Button Gwinnett
27
Spain’s reasons for exploring and settling North America were referred to as the “Three G’s.” These three G’s stood for
Goodwill, Gratefulness, and Gratitude
God, Gold, and Glory
Guidance, Gumption, and Guts
Governance, Grandeur, and Gallantry
28
The document that established the colony of Georgia was the
Charter of Liberties
Golden Charter of Bern
Atlantic Charter
Charter of 1732
29
The United States government allows states to create their own laws as long as these laws
include rules for college athletics.
include guidelines for voting.
are exactly the same as the federal laws in the Constitution.
don’t conflict with the United States Constitution.
30
The Mississippian Culture began to develop when ________________reached the Southeastern United States.
Railroads
Indigo
Maize
Football
31
The Articles of Confederation gave individual states ___, as a result, they were replaced with the US Constitution.
too much money
too much power
too little money
too little power
32
The state of Georgia is located in the _______________________ region of the country.
Northeastern
Northwestern
Southeastern
Southwestern
33
The journey that the Cherokee took from Georgia to Oklahoma was called __________ because so many Cherokee Indians died
The Walk of Sickness
The Trail of Tears
The Journey of Sorrows
The Cherokee Death March
34
Seven Muscogee/Creek chiefs signed ______ which agreed to sell all remaining Muscogee/Creek land in Georgia for $200,000
The Treaty of Elk Lake
The Second Treaty of Indian Springs
The Third Treaty of Cold Creek
The Treaty of American Indian Land Transfer
35
The Cherokee were mostly being left alone until 1828 when _________________ was discovered in Dahlonega.
gold
diamonds
oil
silver
36
Georgia had more miles of __________________ than any other southern state during the early 1800’s.
highways
hiking trails
railroads
canals
37
South Carolina threatened to nullify the tariff; and threatened to secede from the United States. This was known as the
South Carolina Scandal
Nullification Crisis
Secession Scandal
Tariff Crisis
38
Which description below correctly describes the French and Indian War?
A war between England and France
A war between England and the the American Indians
A war between France and the American Indians
A war between two tribes of American Indians
39
The ______ helped settle Georgia, developed a water-powered grist mill, a Sunday school, and an orphanage.
Highland Scots
Jews
Irish
Salzburgers
40
The four main groups who settled in the colony of Georgia were the
Spanish, Jews, Greek, and Highland Scots
Muslims, Irish, Dutch, and Salzburgers
Mexican, Malcontents, Brazilian, and Peruvian
Jews, Salzburgers, Highland Scots, and Malcontents
41
The event that caused the United States to divide and move closer to Civil War was the election of ____ as president.
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Jackson
John Adams
George Washington
42
Which of the following is
NOT
a reason that England and its citizens established colonies in North America?
To have religious freedom Practice religion without government interference
To build missions and convert the Native Americans to Catholicism
To create permanent colonies which could support mercantilism
To get a fresh start and a new life in a new place
43
____ was a fur trader who spoke both English and Creek Indian and provided translation for the founder and Indian Chief
Sacagawea
Tomochichi
James Oglethorpe
Mary Musgrove
44
The _______ helped settle Georgia, were opposed to the rules on land limits and slavery, and led to changes in the rules
Muslim
Greek
Highland Scots
Malcontents
45
Separation of powers allows our state government to
separate the constitution into various categories of powers.
separate its own state power from the federal government’s power.
separate branches of government so that no one branch becomes too powerful.
separate people from their powers when they resign or retire from office.
46
Goods produced in colonial Georgia included
Beef, Cheese, and Pine Nuts
Rice, Indigo, and Silk
Amber, Bamboo, and Acai Berries
Coffee, Cocoa, and Bananas
47
In 1832, the fight between the Cherokees and the leaders of Georgia went to the Supreme Court in a case called ________
American Indians v. Settlers
Worcester v. Georgia
Cherokee v. State
Williams v. State
48
How did the French and Indian War help to cause the American Revolution?
The French and Indians encouraged England to go to war with the Colonist
The American Indians attacked the British
England began to tax the colonists to pay for the French and Indian War
The French and Indian War got the colonists excited about battle
49
Tariffs became point of disagreement the early 1830’s. Which of the two regions was strongly against tariffs?
The South was strongly opposed to tariffs
Neither felt strongly about tariffs
They were both strongly opposed to tariffs
The North was strongly opposed to tariffs
50
One of the largest and healthiest freshwater ecosystems in the world is located in Georgia and is called the __________.
Appalachian Plateau
Barrier Islands
Fall Line
Okefenokee Swamp