Chapter 9 review game
MADDIE GARRETT
&
ALEX HELBLING
Question 1
 New jobs helped the economy and people came to
the city fro jobs that caused them to spend money.
 Examples: Lockheed, General Motors, Ford Motors,
and new office parks were built
Answer
 New postwar industry
Question 2
 It was originally Bell Aircraft.
 It produced airplanes and was Georgia’s largest
employer.
Answer
 Lockheed
Question 3
 Congress passed this bill to help war veterans
readjust to society once they returned from war.
 The soldiers got home loans and education money.
 This helped schools and the housing market to grow.
That boosted the economy.
Answer
 GI Bill
Question 4
 New technology was added, improvements were
made after WW2, farmers diversified there crops and
increased livestock.
Answer
 Postwar Agriculture
Question 5
 This idea was created by Dwight Eisenhower and was
put into affect by the National Highway Act of 1956.
 It was created to move military personnel quickly
and to evacuate citizens incase of a nuclear attack.
 It also increased growth of the city and tourist travel.
Answer
 Interstate Highways
Question 6
 He served 6 terms as mayor from 1937-1961.
 He was a leader in aviation and made Atlanta a hub.
 His nickname was “the father of aviation” and
Atlanta’s airport was named after him.
 He made Atlanta a model southern city for
intergration.
Answer
 William Hartsfield
Question 7
 He supported William Hartsfield, desegregated city
offices, removed black and white signs from city hall,
and gave African-American policemen the authority
to arrest whites.
 He developed the Forward Atlanta Program and
brought many sports teams to the city.
Answer
 Ivan Allen Jr.
Question 8
 A professional baseball team from Milwaukee,
Wisconsin and moved to Atlanta in 1966.
Answer
 Atlanta Braves
Question 9
 Broke Babe Ruth’s home run record in 1974 at
Fulton County Stadium.
Answer
 Henry “Hank” Aaron
Question 10
 Georgia’s professional football team that first played
in 1966.
 Their current home is the Georgia Dome.
Answer
 Atlanta Falcons
Question 11
 They moved from St.Louis in 1968.
 They are Atlanta’s professional basketball team.
 Their current home is Phillip’s Areana.
Answer
 Atlanta Hawks
Question 12
 Atlanta’s first hockey team in 1972.
 They were named to commemorate Sherman’s
burning of Atlanta.
Answer
 Flames
Question 13
 Atlanta’s second hockey team.
 Their home is at Phillip’s Areana.
Answer
 Thrashers
Question 14
 He was elected in 1942 and was the first governor to
serve a four year term.
 He supported a number of measures designed to
help African-Americans, improved Georgia’s prison
system, and led Georgia to become the first state to
allow 18 year olds to vote.
Answer
 Ellis Arnall
Question 15
 Ellis Arnall couldn’t run for re-election and Eugene
Talmadge died before he could take office. Arnall
thought the luetinet governor should take his place.
Other people thought the person with the most
write-in votes should take his place. Eventually the
state Supreme Court stepped in and said the luetinet
governor would take the place.
Answer
 Gubernatorial Election of 1946
Question 16
 The son of Eugene Talmadge who had the most
write-in votes after his father died. He ran a race
based on white supremacy and states’ rights. He
served as governor from 1948-1955.
Answer
 Herman Talmadge
Question 17
 Is the states most controversial flag because it
offended African-Americans and progressive whites.
Answer
 The 1956 flag
Question 18
 only allowed whites to vote in state wide primaries;
cut blacks out of the political process because
whoever won the democratic primary won the
election
Answer
 White Primary
Question 19
 whichever candidate won the most unit votes won
the election; primary's were usually won by racist
candidates to get rural votes and won before blacks
votes counted
Answer
 County-Unit System
Question 20
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Severed as dean at Howard university
Became president of more house college in 1940
Didn't believe in segregation
Answer
 Benjamin Mays
Question 21
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Led pease ful boycotts
Was shoot and killed in mamphamse in 1963
Was raised in Atlanta
Famous speech I had a dream
Was given credit for starting the civil rights movement.
Answer
 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Question 22
 Political and social movement that many African
Americans belive began just after WWII
Answer
 Civil Rights Movement
Question 23
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Consisted of 200,000 civil rights activists demeaning equality
for citizens
1963
Answer
 March on Washington
Question 24
 Made it illegal for public places such as hotels,
theaters, and restaurants to segregate.
Answer
 Civil Rights Act of 1964
Question 25
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Ending poll tax and made it easyer for blacks to pertipate in
elections.
Answer
 The 24th admendment
Question 26
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The law gave the president permission to end littercy tests
before voting.
It made sure all citizens were equivalents when it came to
voting.
Answer
 Voting Rights Act of 1965
Question 27
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This movement was supported by many blacks because it was
paving the way for the future of blacks voting
To show blacks how to register to vote
Answer
 Albany Movement
Question 28
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The case that involved a young African American girl who was
not aloud to attend a all white school
The NAACP sued. And they won because white and black
facilities did not offer the opportunitys
Answer
 Brown vs. Board of Education
Question 29
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Means to join together or unify.
In te south it ment to end segregation
Brought blacks and whites together in public places
Answer
 Intergration
Question 30
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African American student who enrolled to uga in 1961
Graduated
Made uga officially integrated
 African American student who enrolled to uga in
1962 Graduated Made uga officially integrated
Answer
 Hamilton Holmes and Charlayne Hunter
Question 31
 African American moved in. So white people moved
out
Answer
 White Flight
Question 32
 A groups of people who traveled to every single
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district to hold meeting where they voiced there
options
Created a since of being
Favored the local option
The state voted to keep schools open
Helped end the democratic rule in the
Answer
 Sibley Commission
Question 33
 One of the most interesting charters in all of
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Georgia's history
Became the owner if the pickrick
He refused to serve blacks
Government filed a law suit agents him. Forcing him
to be closed
Believed in segregation
After hitting blacks cars. He became known a
pickrick drum sticks
At one point was govener in 1970
Answer
 Lester Maddox
Question 34
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When a city expands and land that used to be in the out skirts
becomes part if the city.
Answer
 Annexation
Question 35
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It was from 1945-1980
Between the Soviet Union and the us, because each country
distrusted each other and had nuclear wepons
Never phiscally went to war
Answer
 Cold war
Question 36
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African American lady
Refused to give up her seat on the bus to a white man
Arrested
Answer
 Rosa Parks
Question 37
 All nine judges on the court agree with this decision
Answer
 unanimous
Question 38
 All nine judges on the court agree with this decision
Answer
 Mary Frances Early
Question 39
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Allouded local school districts to decided wether or not to keep
there schools open
Mayor hearts field supported
As did people who wanted to intergrate
Answer
 Local Option Plan
Question 40
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The plan that closed all schools and opened only private
schools
Whites likes it
Answer
 Privet school plan
Review Question 1
 The economic changes the occurred in Georgia after
the was are best represented by which of the
following events?
Answer
 The opening of Lockheed
Review Question 2
 Why did the general assembly from the sublet
commission?
Answer
 To address school integration
Review Question 3
 Who of the following would have most likely agreed
with the views of Lester Maddox?
Answer
 Herman Talmadge
Review Question 4
 Which of the following is credited to Ivan Allen it?
Answer
 the promotion of professional sports in the south
Review Question 5
 Who if the following would most likely agree?
Answer
 Lester Maddox
Question 6
 Which of the following would an African American
citizen most likely be supportive of?
Answer
 Integration
Question 7
 What challenge did Hamilton Holmes and Charlayne
hunter face in 1961?
Answer
 they were the first African Americans admitted to
UGA