Unit 9 - Tennessee: Reform and War (1900-1945)

Which Tennessee military installation functioned as a town and produced essential ingredients necessary for the a-bomb?

Which Tennessee city claims to be the birthplace of country music?

Tennessean Cordell Hull is most remembered today for being the “Father of the ...”

Which Democratic governor called for a special convention to discuss and vote upon the new 19th Amendment?

Why was Alvin York, the Tennessee war hero of World War I, awarded the Medal of Honor?

Which Tennessee military location was known for its barrage balloon training?

Memphis is remembered most for which important musical genre?

Which best describes the Agricultural Adjustment Act?

Governor Austin Peay is most remembered for his improvements in

Who is often considered the "Father of the Blues?"

Who became the first female American pilot to die in the line of duty during World War 2?

The Scopes Trial was a landmark court case and a “media circus” that occurred due to which conflict in the schools?

Which renowned radio station originated in Nashville and to this day features the greatest country hits?

Which of the following focused on environmental and agricultural conservation projects?

Which of the following people was not important to the Scopes Monkey Trial?

In what city was the Scopes Monkey Trial held?

Which of the following would be most responsible for the building of dams, power plants, and other utility buildings?

Who gets credit for being the deciding vote in favor of women's suffrage?

Which Tennessee man improved the “grocery shopper’s experience," designing a “self-service” market called Piggly Wiggly.

Tennessee is called the “Perfect 36” due to its role in the