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WWI/Great Depression: SS8H8a&b
WWI/Great Depression: SS8H8a&b
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This famous poster was printed in the United States during WWI. What was this poster's purpose?
show people how soldiers look and behave
encourage people to protect their country
make people feel proud about their country
inform people with warnings about enemies
2
In addition to the boll weevil, what other natural disaster greatly affected cotton famers in the 1920s?
Plague
Drought
Cold Weather
Flooding
3
A long period of time with very little or no rain. One of Georgia's agriculture problems.
Boll Weevil
Drought
Lady Bug
Warm Springs
4
The time in America's history where times were hard and many people were in poverty
Stock Market Crash
Black Tuesday
Recession
Great Depression
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The insect which ate Georgia's most important cash crop - cotton
Ants
Boll Weevil
Hornet
Spider
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How did Georgia Contribute to WWI?
They refused to participate
They Did NOT contribute
Grew more Cotton, That's about it.
sending troops and sending goods/supplies
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How did the boll weevil MOSTLY affect Georgia's economy?
It forced Georgia to have a great economy.
It gave more economic opportunity to the pest controllers.
It caused a major upset to Georgia's cash crop economy.
It forced Georgia to have a manufacturing economy
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The day the U. S. stock market crashed sending the nation into a severe depression is known as
Wild Monday
Black Tuesday
Black Friday
Blue Tuesday
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Which does NOT describe the Great Depression:
Unstable Economy
Overproduction of Agriculture
Instability of Stock Market
Textile Mills
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Which was one effect of the Great Depression in Georgia?
increased enrollments in schools
increase in highway construction
increase in health care services
lower income for famers
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Which of these caused the United States to become involved in World War I?
the German invasion of Poland
threats to American security made by Germany and sank the Lusitania
enemy bombing of American military bases
repeated violation of treaties by Japan
