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Which region of Georgia is the most populated?
 
Piedmont
 
Coastal Plain
 
Blue Ridge
 
Appalachian Plateau
Which region of Georgia contains the most mountains?
 
Blue Ridge
 
Piedmont
 
Coastal Plain
 
Appalachian Plateau
Which region of Georgia is the most suitable for farming?
 
Coastal Plain
 
Piedmont
 
Blue Ridge
 
Appalachian Plateau
Which of the following has NEVER been a Georgia capital?
 
Macon
 
Savannah
 
Milledgeville
 
Augusta
What was the name of the Spanish explorer who first discovered Georgia?
 
Hernando de Soto
 
Christopher Columbus
 
James Oglethorpe
 
Ponce de Leon
What was the purpose of Spanish missions along Georgia's coast?
 
Convert natives to Christianity
 
Take over native lands
 
spread smallpox to the natives
 
help establish trade routes among natives.
What was one of the long-term impacts of exploration on the native american population?
 
deaths of many natives due to smallpox
 
Establishment of a beneficial trade relationship
 
the formation of modern native confederations
 
immigration of natives to Europe
What was one way that Oglethorpe was different from the other trustees?
 
he actually lived in the colony of GA.
 
He was a wealthy man from a wealthy family.
 
He was highly educated.
 
He was involved in English politics.
The Charter of 1732 dictated that the trustees of GA could NOT do any of the following:
 
own land, hold political office, take a salary
 
own land, live in Georgia, take a salary
 
hold political office, donate to Georgia, own land
 
own land, marry a Georgian, take a salary
What was the name of the Yamacraw chief who welcomed James Oglethorpe upon his arrival in GA?
 
Tomochichi
 
Sequoyah
 
John Ross
 
Mary Musgrove
What was the significance of Mary Musgrove?
 
She translated between Tomochichi and Oglethorpe.
 
She killed 5 loyalists during the Revolution.
 
She was a nurse during the Civil War.
 
She married Button Gwinnett.
Yamacraw Bluff eventually became Georgia's first permanent city called what?
 
Savannah
 
Augusta
 
Atlanta
 
Louisville
What did the Proclamation of 1763 do?
 
forbade any colonists from moving past the Appalachian Mtns
 
made colonists pay higher taxes
 
created a new constitution for GA
 
Helped spark the Boston Tea Party
Which of the following WAS NOT a part of the Declaration of Independence
 
List of Amendments
 
Preamble
 
List of Grievances
 
Statement of Separation
Which of the following correctly explains what a loyalist was?
 
A colonist who fought alongside the British
 
A native american who fought in the French-Indian War
 
A spy for the Confederacy
 
A trustee who stayed loyal to Georgia
Who led the Battle of Kettle Creek for the colonists in Georgia?
 
Elijah Clarke
 
Austin Dabney
 
Nancy Hart
 
Lyman Hall
What occurred during the Siege of Savannah during the Revolutionary War?
 
The colonial army unsuccessfully tries to take Savannah
 
The city was taken by William T. Sherman of the Confederacy.
 
The city was taken over by the Yamacraw Indians.
 
The city is blockaded by the British.
What do William McIntosh and Alexander McGillivray have in common?
 
Both were Creek chiefs who ceded Creek land to the US gov.
 
Both men were part of the Cherokee nation.
 
Both were killed by their own people for treason.
 
Both were full blooded Native American
The Cherokee were forcibly removed from Georgia due to what event?
 
Discovery of Gold in Dahlonega
 
Secession of Southern States
 
Nullification Crisis of 1832
 
Sherman's March to the Sea
Which event was the forced migration of thousands of natives from the southeast to Oklahoma?
 
Trail of Tears
 
Nullification Crisis of 1832
 
Battle of Antietam
 
Westward Expansion
Which of the following was NOT TRUE of Andersonville?
 
It was used to house Confederate prisoners.
 
It was an extremely crowded POW camp.
 
Many soldiers died of disease while living there.
 
It was located in Georgia near the city of Macon.
What was the purpose of the "Anaconda Plan?
 
place a blockade around the Confederacy to limit shipping
 
invade the Confederate capital of Richmond.
 
capture the Mississippi River to split the Confederacy
 
Use snakes to attack confederate soldiers
What was the purpose of the Freedman's Bureau?
 
help poor whites and newly freed blacks to get a new start.
 
help slaves escape on the Underground Railroad.
 
help slaves to rise up in violence against their masters.
 
limit the rights of freed blacks.
Which Reconstruction plan was the harshest on Southerners?
 
The Congressional Plan
 
Lincoln's Presidential Plan
 
Johnson's Presidential Plan
 
The Black Codes
Which of the following correctly describes the order in what the 13th, 14th, & 15th amend. did?
 
13th freed, 14th citizens, 15th voting
 
13th freed, 14th voting, 15th citizens
 
13th voting, 14th freed, 15th citizens
 
13th citizens, 14th voting, 15th freed
What impact did the KKK have on Reconstruction in the South?
 
They used violence and intimidation to limit freed blacks.
 
They helped with education in the Freedmen's Bureau.
 
They supported the Congressional Plan.
 
They were a peaceful, social club for former confederates.
What was the main difference between tenant farming and sharecropping?
 
Sharecroppers owned nothing tenant farmers had own supplies
 
Sharecroppers were poor tenant farmers were not.
 
Sharecroppers did not farm tenant farmers did.
 
Sharecroppers worked on others land tenant farm, owned land
What business made Alonzo Herndon a successful businessman?
 
Atlanta Mutual Insurance Company (Life Insurance)
 
Georgia Pacific
 
Coca-Cola
 
Western & Atlantic Railroad
Who was Tom Watson?
 
Leader of the Populist Party and supporter of poor farmers.
 
A writer for the Atlanta Journal Constitution
 
A member of the Bourbon Triumvirate
 
Governor of Georgia during the New South Era.
The Bourbon Triumvirate believed in
 
more industry, less farming
 
economic assistance for the poor
 
improving working conditions.
 
expansion of educational opportunities
What happened to Leo Frank?
 
He was taken from his prison cell and lynched
 
He was found guilty, but was later freed
 
He spent the rest of his life in prison
 
He was sentenced and put to death.
What became legal after Plessy vs. Ferguson?
 
Segregation of blacks and whites--Separate but Equal
 
Blacks and whites could be admitted to the same hospital
 
Blacks and whites could attend the same schools
 
Blacks and whites could drink from the same water fountain


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