stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Unit 8 (Post WW2 Ga) SS8H10 Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Unit 8 (Post WW2 Ga) SS8H10
Unit 8 (Post WW2 Ga) SS8H10
23 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
863 plays
Imported from external platform
Flashcards
23 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
23
Answers
1
Which of the following was an agricultural development?
Farmers diversify farming and grow peanuts
Mayors founded Sports teams of Atlanta
People move to the cites in search of jobs
The airport of Atlanta is built
2
Which system had the BIGGEST impact on making Ga a center of international business?
the MARTA rail system
Interstates 75, 85, & 20
Hartsfield-Jackson Airport
The Port of Brunswick
3
Which of these is NOT a reason for the transformation of agriculture in the 1900's
Great migration of the African Americans to the North
Better technological equipment for farming
end of slavery
better fertilizers and pesticides
4
The 1946 Governors race is also known as
"The Election Heard 'Round the World"
"Three Governors Controversy"
"Tri-Governor's Affair"
"The Gilded Age"
5
What replaced cotton as Georgia's leading agricultural product during and after World War II?
sheep
wheat
poultry
cattle
6
The following describes which man? Brought 3 professional sports teams to Atlanta.
Ivan Allen Jr
Henry Grady
William Hartsfield
Andrew Young
7
What is the largest industry in Georgia?
Communications
Tourism
Transportation
Agriculture
8
Which of these Atlanta professional sports teams is the only one to win a world championship
Braves
Hawks
Falcons
Flames
9
Which politician helped to bring professional sports to Atlanta?
Ivan Allen Jr
Alfred Colquitt
William Hartsfield
Maynard Jackson
10
in the years
following
World War II, which crops replaced cotton as the state's primary crops?
rice, indigo, and tobacco
pecans, peanuts, soybeans, and corn
sugar cane, cotton, and peanuts
oranges, apples, and rice
11
What finally settled the 3 Governors Controversy?
Arnall quit
Herman Talmadge died
National guard removed Thompson
Supreme Court
12
This Mayor of Atlanta ordered the "White Only" and "Black Only" signs removed from all Atlanta City facilities?
Herman Talmadge
Ivan Allen Jr
William Hartsfield
Maynard Jackson
13
Which invention allowed for larger farms and less farm workers?
mechanical reaper
gas engine tractor
cotton gin
plow
14
Who was the original winner of the 1946 Democratic primary but died before his fourth term?
Ellis Arnall
Eugene Talmadge
Melvin E. Thompson
Herman Talmadge
15
Known as the "Father of Aviation in Atlanta."
Eugene Talmadge
Ivan Allen Jr.
William B. Hartsfield
Joshua Neville
16
After Eugene Talmadge died in 1946, 3 men staked claim to the Georgia Governor position.
This is known as the 3 Men-General Assembly Rile
This is known as the 3 Control Freaks Debacle
This is known as the 3 Musketeers Controversy
This is known as the 3 Governor's Controversy
17
The name of the movement of millions of African Americans to the North between 1910-1970
Carpetbaggers to the North or Bust
The Great Migration
Way Up North Movement
Northern Enterprise Opportunity
18
Expanded the Atlanta Airport
Willie B.
William Hartsfield
Prince William
William Hart
19
What was the decision of the Georgia Supreme Court regarding the 3 Governor's Controversy?
Ellis Arnall was the rightful Governor of Georgia until a Special Election
Melvin Thompson was the rightful Governor of Georgia until a Special Electi
The Governor position stayed vacant until a Special Election was held.
Herman Talmadge was the rightful Governor of Georgia
20
Served 6 terms (1937-1961) as an Atlanta Mayor.
Henry Grady
Maynard Jackson
Ivan Allen Jr
William B. Hartsfield
21
Atlanta Mayor that coined the slogan "City to Busy to Hate"
Ivan Allen Jr
Andrew Young
Maynard Jackson
William B. Hartsfield
22
Where is Mr. Neville from?
Hickory
Danville
MIddletown
Louisville
23
What occurred in the city of Atlanta in the years immediately following World War II?
The shift toward industrial production from agriculture continued.
Overcrowding diminished as the state's population.
Racial tensions rose as desegregation policies were enacted
Agricultural development led to declining investments in industries.
