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Duplicate of Duplicate of WWI to New Deal
Duplicate of Duplicate of WWI to New Deal
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1
Which New Deal program was in charge of hiring millions of people to build schools & hospitals?
CCC
FDIC
SSA
REA
2
Why did African-Americans move North during the Great Migration?
They were looking for better healthcare and education.
The North was fully desegregated.
The farming conditions were better in the North.
African-Americans were looking for more job opportunities.
3
Which is NOT a way in which Georgians supported the soldiers of World War I?
Providing training camps like Camp McPherson and Camp Gordon
Purchasing war bonds (liberty bonds).
Allowed African American pilots to fly planes during the war
Growing victory gardens.
4
The New Deal programs were started by
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Teddy Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Eugene Talmadge
5
In the 1920’s, Georgia was NOT affected by
An increase in cotton prices and production
A severe drought
Boll weevils
Thousands of farmers moving to cities in GA or to the North.
6
Which condition did Roosevelt contract
Diabetes
Polio
High Blood Pressure
Sickle Cell
7
Who was president during the Great Depression
Clinton
Bush
Adams
Hoover
8
The name of the first African-American combat pilot from Columbus who flew for the French?
Eugene Bullard
Franz Ferdinand
Eugene Talmadge
Teddy Roosevelt
9
"I oppose the policies of the New Deal. They will give the government too much power" said by
Eugene Talmadge
Franz Ferdinand
Herbert Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
10
The Great Depression…
longest lasting economic depression in US history
Ended when the Boll Weevil died.
Was over before Franklin Roosevelt took office.
Was over when the FDIC was created.
11
How did the New Deal programs of the 1930’s have a lasting effect on Georgia’s economy?
The federal govt gave money so farmers did not have to work.
Roads and state parks were created with federal money.
Georgia’s citizens did not have to pay federal income tax.
GA economy declined as farmers got access to electricity.
12
Which statement BEST describes the impact of the boll weevil on Georgia?
It added nutrients to cotton which caused overproduction.
It inspired many New Deal programs that helped GA's economy
It attacked pine trees and the state's naval stores.
It destroyed the cotton crop.
13
Which of the following did the SSA do to help Americans?
It provided jobs for the construction of schools, & jails.
It provided a pension (income) for elderly people.
It provided a source of inexpensive electricity for farmers.
It employed thousands of people to create parks & playground
14
Which New Deal program was created while FDR was at the Little White House in Georgia?
SSA
REA
AAA
CCC
15
Why did President Franklin Roosevelt spend so much time in Georgia?
Roosevelt used the Warm Springs to relieve his polio pain.
Roosevelt was a native of Georgia.
Roosevelt had originally been a farmer and loved farm life.
Roosevelt wanted to consult economists at UGA and GA Tech.
16
Which was NOT a federal military installation in Georgia
Fort Screven
Fort McPherson
Fort Oglethorpe
Fort St.Thomas
17
An important goal of the New Deal programs was...
Reduce segregation
Relieve the suffering of the poor and unemployed
mprove isolationist trade policies with foreign nations
Reform the judicial branch
18
Who won the US Presidential election in 1932?
Teddy Roosevelt
Eugene Talmadge
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
19
Which statement is NOT true about Eugene Talmadge?
He was a supporter of rural farmers.
He supported the New Deal programs in Georgia.
He supported Jim Crow laws.
He lowered utility bills for Georgians.
20
What do you call the place where shares of a business or company are bought and sold?
The Stock Market
A share center
The New Deal Center
A bank
21
Which of these was NOT a factor leading to the Great Depression?
The US Govt’s efforts to strengthen the stock market & banks
Debt from borrowing money that people were unable to repay
Overproduction by manufacturing companies
A weak banking system
