which correctly shows the early native american cultures from oldest to most recent? a.paleo,...

Which correctly shows the early Native American cultures from oldest to most recent?a.Paleo, Archaic, Woodland,

Mississippianb.Archaic, Woodland, Paleo,

Mississippianc. Paleo, Woodland, Archaic,

Mississippiand. Archaic, Paleo, Mississippian,

Woodland

Which correctly shows the early Native American cultures from oldest to most recent?a.Paleo, Archaic, Woodland,

Mississippianb.Archaic, Woodland, Paleo,

Mississippianc. Paleo, Woodland, Archaic,

Mississippiand. Archaic, Paleo, Mississippian,

Woodland

Which was a reason for the king wanting to create the colony of GA?a.To create a balanced

trading policyb.To serve as a buffer

colonyc.Neither a nor bd.Both a and b

Which was a reason for the king wanting to create the colony of GA?a.To create a balanced

trading policyb.To serve as a buffer

colonyc.Neither a nor bd.Both a and b

Which is NOT true regarding the Charter of 1732?a.It did not allow Catholics to

settle in GAb.Blacks were forbidden to

enter GAc.Trustees could not own land

or hold political officed.It gave GA power to control

itself

Which is NOT true regarding the Charter of 1732?a.It did not allow Catholics to

settle in GAb.Blacks were forbidden to

enter GAc.Trustees could not own land

or hold political officed.It gave GA power to control

itself

The Salzburgers, led by John Martin Bolzius, came to GA to:a.Escape religious

persecutionb.Serve out terms for

misconductc.Discover new financial

opportunitiesd.Lead the armed forces for

Oglethorpe

The Salzburgers, led by John Martin Bolzius, came to GA to:a.Escape religious

persecutionb.Serve out terms for

misconductc.Discover new financial

opportunitiesd.Lead the armed forces for

Oglethorpe

Which of the following is true of the Highland Scots:a.They settled in Darien, GAb.They opposed slaveryc.Oglethorpe recruited them

because they were good soldiers

d.All of the above

Which of the following is true of the Highland Scots:a.They settled in Darien, GAb.They opposed slaveryc.Oglethorpe recruited them

because they were good soldiers

d.All of the above

Who were the malcontents?a.The trustees and their

familiesb.People who were unhappy

and constantly complaining

c.Foreigners from Germany and Scotland

d.Members of the armed forces

Who were the malcontents?a.The trustees and their

familiesb.People who were unhappy

and constantly complaining

c.Foreigners from Germany and Scotland

d.Members of the armed forces

What city served as GA’s capital during its period as a royal colony?a.Savannahb.Atlantac.Augustad.Macon

What city served as GA’s capital during its period as a royal colony?a.Savannahb.Atlantac.Augustad.Macon

The first three royal governors of GA in order were:a.Ellis, Reynolds, Wrightb.Wright, Reynolds, Ellisc.Reynolds, Ellis, Wrightd.Reynolds, Wright, Ellis

The first three royal governors of GA in order were:a.Ellis, Reynolds, Wrightb.Wright, Reynolds, Ellisc.Reynolds, Ellis, Wrightd.Reynolds, Wright, Ellis

What law forbid colonists to move west of the Appalachian Mountains?a.Intolerable Actsb.Proclamation of 1763c.Missouri Compromised.Emancipation

Proclamation

What law forbid colonists to move west of the Appalachian Mountains?a.Intolerable Actsb.Proclamation of 1763c.Missouri Compromised.Emancipation

Proclamation

The Proclamation of 1763 moved GA’s southern boundary to the:a.Flint Riverb.St. Mary’s Riverc.Altamaha Riverd.Suwanee River

The Proclamation of 1763 moved GA’s southern boundary to the:a.Flint Riverb.St. Mary’s Riverc.Altamaha Riverd.Suwanee River

Actions taken by the British to punish the colonists for the Boston Tea Party were called:a.Tea Actb.Stamp Actc.Intolerable Actsd.Navigation Acts

Actions taken by the British to punish the colonists for the Boston Tea Party were called:a.Tea Actb.Stamp Actc.Intolerable Actsd.Navigation Acts

Who was the leader of the militia at the Battle of Kettle Creek?a.Elijah Clarkeb.Nathaniel Greenec.Benjamin Lincolnd.George Washington

Who was the leader of the militia at the Battle of Kettle Creek?a.Elijah Clarkeb.Nathaniel Greenec.Benjamin Lincolnd.George Washington

Who was the black soldier seriously wounded at the Battle of Kettle Creek?a.Crispus Attucksb.Alonzo Herndonc.Frederick Douglassd.Austin Dabney

Who was the black soldier seriously wounded at the Battle of Kettle Creek?a.Crispus Attucksb.Alonzo Herndonc.Frederick Douglassd.Austin Dabney

What was important about George Walton, Lyman Hall, & Button Gwinnett?a.They were GA signers of the

Declaration of Independenceb.They were famous soldiers in

the Revolutionary Warc.They were famous GA

governorsd.They were US Presidents.

What was important about George Walton, Lyman Hall, & Button Gwinnett?a.They were GA signers of the

Declaration of Independenceb.They were famous soldiers in

the Revolutionary Warc.They were famous GA

governorsd.They were US Presidents.

What was the main weakness of the GA Constitution of 1777?a.It created the executive

branchb.It gave too much power to

the legislative branchc.It placed too much

emphasis on checks and balances

d.It created the judicial system

What was the main weakness of the GA Constitution of 1777?a.It created the executive

branchb.It gave too much power to

the legislative branchc.It placed too much

emphasis on checks and balances

d.It created the judicial system

What was a weakness of the Articles of Confederation?a.They couldn’t pay soldiers

after the warb.They couldn’t stop the

British from attackingc.They couldn’t regulate

traded.All of the above

What was a weakness of the Articles of Confederation?a.They couldn’t pay soldiers

after the warb.They couldn’t stop the

British from attackingc.They couldn’t regulate

traded.All of the above

William Few and Abraham Baldwin attended the Constitutional Convention, whose purpose was to:a.Sign the Treaty of Parisb.Choose the new presidentc.Revise the Articles of

Confederationd.Draft the Declaration of

Independence

William Few and Abraham Baldwin attended the Constitutional Convention, whose purpose was to:a.Sign the Treaty of Parisb.Choose the new presidentc.Revise the Articles of

Confederationd.Draft the Declaration of

Independence

What was the purpose of the headright system in GA?a.Distribute Indian land to new

settlersb.Administer voting and

election districtsc.Establish a method of

counting populationd.Provide an organized system

of collecting taxes

What was the purpose of the headright system in GA?a.Distribute Indian land to new

settlersb.Administer voting and

election districtsc.Establish a method of

counting populationd.Provide an organized system

of collecting taxes

What scandal took place when GA’s governors sold public land at low prices?a.Yazoo Land Fraudb.Trail of Tears fraudc.Land Lotteryd.Mississippi Land Fraud

What scandal took place when GA’s governors sold public land at low prices?a.Yazoo Land Fraudb.Trail of Tears fraudc.Land Lotteryd.Mississippi Land Fraud

Someone who believed in states’ rights would probably support which statement?a.National laws always take

precedence over state lawsb.The national government has

no right to tell states how to runc.States could only pass laws

from the US Constitutiond.Disputes should always be

settled by the national govt.

Someone who believed in states’ rights would probably support which statement?a.National laws always take

precedence over state lawsb.The national government has

no right to tell states how to runc.States could only pass laws

from the US Constitutiond.Disputes should always be

settled by the national govt.

Which is the belief that a state could vote down a federal law?a.Absolutionb.Ratificationc.Justificationd.nullification

Which is the belief that a state could vote down a federal law?a.Absolutionb.Ratificationc.Justificationd.nullification

The purpose of the Missouri Compromise was to maintain a balance of free and slave states. What was a result of it?a.Slavery was allowed in all states

east of Missouri.b.Slavery was banned in all territories

west of Missouri.c.Slavery was banned north of

Missouri’s southern border.d.Slavery was allowed north of

Missouri’s southern border.

The purpose of the Missouri Compromise was to maintain a balance of free and slave states. What was a result of it?a.Slavery was allowed in all states

east of Missouri.b.Slavery was banned in all territories

west of Missouri.c.Slavery was banned north of

Missouri’s southern border.d.Slavery was allowed north of

Missouri’s southern border.

Which was a result of the Compromise of 1850?a.California joined the Union as a

free state.b.Slave trading ended in DC.c.Runaway slaves had to be

returned to their owners.d.All of the above

Which was a result of the Compromise of 1850?a.California joined the Union as a

free state.b.Slave trading ended in DC.c.Runaway slaves had to be

returned to their owners.d.All of the above

Stephen Douglas passed the Kansas-Nebraska Act which:a.Admitted Missouri as a free

stateb.Created the territories of

Kansas and Nebraskac.Permitted slavery north of

Missourid.Changed requirements to

become a state

Stephen Douglas passed the Kansas-Nebraska Act which:a.Admitted Missouri as a free

stateb.Created the territories of

Kansas and Nebraskac.Permitted slavery north of

Missourid.Changed requirements to

become a state

Who called for GA to remain in the Union when other states were seceding?a.Joseph Brownb.Thomas Cobbc.Robert Toombsd.Alexander Stephens

Who called for GA to remain in the Union when other states were seceding?a.Joseph Brownb.Thomas Cobbc.Robert Toombsd.Alexander Stephens

The Freedmen’s Bureau helped former slaves and poor whites:a.Register to voteb.Adjust to their freedomc.Provided education, training,

and social servicesd.Manage the distribution of land

The Freedmen’s Bureau helped former slaves and poor whites:a.Register to voteb.Adjust to their freedomc.Provided education, training,

and social servicesd.Manage the distribution of land

How were tenant farmers different from sharecroppers?a.Tenant farmers owned their

equipment.b.Tenant farmers usually made a

small profit.c.Tenant farmers bought their

seed from the owner.d.Tenant farmers usually didn’t

pay rent for their houses.

How were tenant farmers different from sharecroppers?a.Tenant farmers owned their

equipment.b.Tenant farmers usually made a

small profit.c.Tenant farmers bought their

seed from the owner.d.Tenant farmers usually didn’t

pay rent for their houses.

What did the 13th Amendment do?a.Freed the slavesb.Changed land ownershipc.Gave blacks the right to voted.Made blacks US citizens

What did the 13th Amendment do?a.Freed the slavesb.Changed land ownershipc.Gave blacks the right to voted.Made blacks US citizens

What did the 14th Amendment do?a.Freed the slavesb.Changed land ownershipc.Gave blacks the right to voted.Granted citizenship to freedmen

What did the 14th Amendment do?a.Freed the slavesb.Changed land ownershipc.Gave blacks the right to voted.Granted citizenship to freedmen

What did the 15th Amendment do?a.Freed the slavesb.Changed land ownershipc.Granted all males the right to

voted.Granted citizenship to freedmen

What did the 15th Amendment do?a.Freed the slavesb.Changed land ownershipc.Granted all males the right to

voted.Granted citizenship to freedmen

Which was NOT a member of the Bourbon Triumvirate?a.Henry Gradyb.John Gordonc.Joseph Brownd.Alfred Colquitt

Which was NOT a member of the Bourbon Triumvirate?a.Henry Gradyb.John Gordonc.Joseph Brownd.Alfred Colquitt

Henry Grady, known as the “Voice of the New South,” supported:a.Northern investment in

southern industryb.Southern investment in

northern factoriesc.Southerners growing more

cottond.Sending workers north to help

in their industries

Henry Grady, known as the “Voice of the New South,” supported:a.Northern investment in

southern industryb.Southern investment in

northern factoriesc.Southerners growing more

cottond.Sending workers north to help

in their industries

The Populists, led by Tom Watson, was the party of the:a.Wealthyb.Abolitionistsc.Small farmersd.Freed slaves

The Populists, led by Tom Watson, was the party of the:a.Wealthyb.Abolitionistsc.Small farmersd.Freed slaves

What was the immediate cause of the Atlanta Riot of 1906?a.The killing of a black familyb.Blacks being denied the right to

votec.The election of Hoke Smith as

governord.Fake articles of violence against

whites

What was the immediate cause of the Atlanta Riot of 1906?a.The killing of a black familyb.Blacks being denied the right to

votec.The election of Hoke Smith as

governord.Fake articles of violence against

whites

The county unit system affected voting in GA by:a.Giving rural areas more powerb.Helping blacks get more voting

powerc.Focusing power inside the

Atlanta aread.Favoring cities where the fewest

people lived

The county unit system affected voting in GA by:a.Giving rural areas more powerb.Helping blacks get more voting

powerc.Focusing power inside the

Atlanta aread.Favoring cities where the fewest

people lived

Jim Crow Laws:a.Made alcohol illegalb.Promoted industry in GAc.Established “separate but

equal” facilities for blacks and whites

d.Gave women the right to vote

Jim Crow Laws:a.Made alcohol illegalb.Promoted industry in GAc.Established “separate but

equal” facilities for blacks and whites

d.Gave women the right to vote

Plessy v. Ferguson gave states the right to promote:a.Integrationb.Segregationc.Equal rightsd.Voting rights for blacks

Plessy v. Ferguson gave states the right to promote:a.Integrationb.Segregationc.Equal rightsd.Voting rights for blacks

Which was used to “disenfranchise” blacks?a.Grandfather clauseb.Poll taxc.Gerrymanderingd.All of the above

Which was used to “disenfranchise” blacks?a.Grandfather clauseb.Poll taxc.Gerrymanderingd.All of the above

How did the 19th Amendment change voting in GA?a.It allowed blacks to voteb.It allowed women to votec.It prevented blacks from votingd.It prevented women from voting

How did the 19th Amendment change voting in GA?a.It allowed blacks to voteb.It allowed women to votec.It prevented blacks from votingd.It prevented women from voting

Which was NOT a purpose of the New Deal?a.To bring about economic

recoveryb.To relieve the suffering of

unemploymentc.To improve societyd.To provide loans to students

Which was NOT a purpose of the New Deal?a.To bring about economic

recoveryb.To relieve the suffering of

unemploymentc.To improve societyd.To provide loans to students

How was the US involved in WWII prior to the bombing of Pearl Harbor?a.It provided troops to aid

Germanyb.It sank German submarinesc.It maintained strict neutrality

with no involvement at alld.It provided lend-lease aid to

Great Britain and the Soviet Union

How was the US involved in WWII prior to the bombing of Pearl Harbor?a.It provided troops to aid

Germanyb.It sank German submarinesc.It maintained strict neutrality

with no involvement at alld.It provided lend-lease aid to

Great Britain and the Soviet Union

What was a major contribution of GA during WWII?a.Radar technology was

developedb.Military bases were establishedc.Research sites developed the

atomic bombd.Hospitals trained many doctors

and nurses for battle

What was a major contribution of GA during WWII?a.Radar technology was

developedb.Military bases were establishedc.Research sites developed the

atomic bombd.Hospitals trained many doctors

and nurses for battle

Richard Russell, GA’s youngest governor, was known as “Father of the:”a.Graded schoolb.Unified curriculumc.County school systemd.School lunch program

Richard Russell, GA’s youngest governor, was known as “Father of the:”a.Graded schoolb.Unified curriculumc.County school systemd.School lunch program

William Hartsfield is best remembered for:a.Aviationb.Businessc.Educationd.Tax reform

William Hartsfield is best remembered for:a.Aviationb.Businessc.Educationd.Tax reform

Which accomplishment was made by Ivan Allen, Jr.?a.Integrating city govt. and fire

dept.b.Reducing restrictions on African

American police officersc.Removing “colored” and “white”

signs from Atlanta’s City Halld.All of the above

Which accomplishment was made by Ivan Allen, Jr.?a.Integrating city govt. and fire

dept.b.Reducing restrictions on African

American police officersc.Removing “colored” and “white”

signs from Atlanta’s City Halld.All of the above

What was the famous controversy regarding the 1946 governor’s race?a.Ellis Arnall was impeached.b.Herman and Eugene Talmadge

were on the same ballot.c.Eugene Talmadge died before

taking office, and two men claimed his office.

d.Carmichael got more popular votes, but Talmadge got more county unit votes.

What was the famous controversy regarding the 1946 governor’s race?a.Ellis Arnall was impeached.b.Herman and Eugene Talmadge

were on the same ballot.c.Eugene Talmadge died before

taking office, and two men claimed his office.

d.Carmichael got more popular votes, but Talmadge got more county unit votes.

Brown v. BOE overturned Plessy v. Ferguson and ruled that:a.Schools would be segregated

but kept separateb.Separate-but-equal policy was

unconstitutionalc.Black schools could get

additional fundingd.Blacks could only attend white

schools if there were extra spaces

Brown v. BOE overturned Plessy v. Ferguson and ruled that:a.Schools would be segregated

but kept separateb.Separate-but-equal policy was

unconstitutionalc.Black schools could get

additional fundingd.Blacks could only attend white

schools if there were extra spaces

What was the purpose of the Sibley Commission?a.Study the problem of school

integrationb.Develop a plan for securing jobsc.Set up meetings to bring blacks

and whites togetherd.Make recommendations for

desegregation in public transportation

What was the purpose of the Sibley Commission?a.Study the problem of school

integrationb.Develop a plan for securing jobsc.Set up meetings to bring blacks

and whites togetherd.Make recommendations for

desegregation in public transportation

The SNCC led the Albany Movement, whose focus was to:a.End segregation in Albany

public schoolsb.Integrate bus station waiting

rooms in Albanyc.Implement a “first come, first

serve” basis in Albany’s schoolsd.Force the hiring of black bus

drivers at Albany’s bus stations

The SNCC led the Albany Movement, whose focus was to:a.End segregation in Albany

public schoolsb.Integrate bus station waiting

rooms in Albanyc.Implement a “first come, first

serve” basis in Albany’s schoolsd.Force the hiring of black bus

drivers at Albany’s bus stations

Who was the first African American mayor of Atlanta?a.Sam Massellb.Andrew Youngc.Maynard Jacksond.Hamilton Holmes

Who was the first African American mayor of Atlanta?a.Sam Massellb.Andrew Youngc.Maynard Jacksond.Hamilton Holmes