Exploration & Colonial Georgia
From Colony to Revolution
Declaration & New Government
Growing Georgia (Land & Education)
Innovation & Economic Growth
Cherokee Removal & the Trail of Tears
Georgia Geography
Georgia Government Basics
Law-Making & Leadership
Courts, Communities & Choices
Government Qualifications
Cause & Effect
Local Government & Citizenship
100

This European country wanted wealth and spread of Catholicism while exploring the Southeast.

Spain

100

This war put Britain in debt and led to higher taxes on the colonies.

What is the French and Indian War?

100

This part of the Declaration explains why the document was written.

What is the Preamble?

100

This university was founded in 1785 as the first state-chartered university in the U.S.

What is the University of Georgia?

100

This invention made cotton easier and faster to clean.


What is the cotton gin?

100

This Cherokee leader fought removal through the court system.


Who is John Ross?

100

Georgia names the geographic regions.



What is the Appalachian Plateau, Ridge and Valley, Blue Ridge, Piedmont, and the Coastal Plain

100

Name Georgia’s government branches.

Executive, Legislative, and Judicial 

100

Georgia’s law-making body is called this.


What is the General Assembly?

100

This branch interprets laws and decides constitutionality.

What is the judicial branch?

100

To serve in the Georgia House of Representatives, a person must be at least this age.


What is 21 years old?

100

The French and Indian War caused Britain to do this to the colonies.

What is raise taxes?

100

Skipping school or breaking curfew is considered this type of behavior.

What is unruly behavior?

200

This document officially created the colony of Georgia.

The Charter if 1732

200

This British law taxed paper goods and angered Georgia colonists.

What is the Stamp Act?

200

This section lists complaints against King George III.

What are the Grievances?

200

This land system gave land based on the number of people a settler brought with them.

What is the headright system?

200

The cotton gin increased Georgia’s reliance on this labor system.

What is slavery?

200

This Cherokee created a written language to help his people assimilate.

Who is Sequoyah?

200

This region is known for agriculture and flat land.

What is the Coastal Plain?

200

The legislative branch. _________ laws.

What is MAKES laws?

200

This system allows bills to be studied before becoming laws.

What is the committee system?

200

Breaking the law as a minor is called this type of behavior.

What is delinquent behavior?

200

To serve in the Georgia Senate, a person must be at least this age.

What is 25 years old?

200

The Proclamation of 1763 was issued because Britain wanted to do this after the French and Indian War.

What is prevent conflict with Native Americans?

200

School districts and MARTA are examples of this type of government.

What is a special-purpose government?

300

One reason Georgia was founded as a buffer colony was to protect South Carolina from this rival nation.

Spain

300

This banned colonial settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains.


What is the Proclamation of 1763?

300

This part officially declares independence from Great Britain.

What is the Declaration?

300

This system distributed land by random drawing to encourage westward movement.

What are land lotteries?

300

This transportation innovation helped move goods quickly across Georgia.

What are railroads?

300
This Supreme Court case ruled Georgia laws had no authority over Cherokee land.

 What is Worcester v. Georgia?

300

This physical feature separates the Piedmont from the Coastal Plain.

What is the Fall Line?

300

This principle prevents one branch from becoming too powerful.

What is checks and balances?

300

This executive leader enforces Georgia’s laws.

Who is the governor?

300

Skipping school is an example of this type of behavior.

What is unruly behavior?

300

A member of the Georgia General Assembly must be a legal resident of Georgia for at least this many years.

What is two years?

300

The invention of the cotton gin caused Georgia’s economy to grow and increased the demand for this.

What is enslaved labor?

300

This type of local government provides services like water, fire protection, and zoning.

 What is city government?

400

This man helped found Georgia with a goal of helping debtors start a new life.

Who is James Oglethorpe 

400

Georgia colonists were upset because they were taxed without this.

What is representation?

400

Name one of Georgia’s three signers of the Declaration of Independence.

Who is Button Gwinnett, Lyman Hall, or George Walton?

400

This land scandal involved corrupt lawmakers selling land to speculators.

What is the Yazoo Land Fraud?

400

Railroads helped Georgia grow by connecting farms to these places.

What are markets, cities, or ports?

400

Despite the Court ruling, this president refused to enforce the decision.

Who is Andrew Jackson?

400

This swamp is one of the largest freshwater wetlands in North America.

What is the Okefenokee Swamp?

400

This principle means each branch has its own powers and duties.

What is separation of powers?

400

State agencies carry out laws by doing this.

What is administering programs or enforcing laws?

400

This type of local government handles schools, police, and elections.

What is county government?

400

To be elected governor of Georgia, a person must be at least this age.

What is 30 years old?

400

The Dahlonega Gold Rush led directly to this event for the Cherokee people.

What is forced removal / the Trail of Tears?

400

Committing a serious crime as a minor is considered this type of behavior.

What is delinquent behavior?

500

Georgia was founded for these three main reasons.

What are philanthropy, economics, and defense?

500

Name one reason Georgia was slower to support independence than other colonies.

What is loyalty to Britain / economic dependence / fear of Native attacks?

500

One major weakness of the Articles of Confederation was the national government’s lack of this power.

 What is the power to tax or raise an army?

500

Moving Georgia’s capitals westward showed this major trend in Georgia’s history.

What is westward expansion?
500

New inventions like the cotton gin and the expansion of railroads made farming more profitable, which encouraged settlers to...

What is move/ expand west?

500

The forced removal of the Cherokee people is known as this tragic event.

What is the Trail of Tears?

500

Georgia’s rivers helped with transportation, farming, and this economic activity.

What is trade or commerce?

500

The Judicial branch. _________ laws.

What is Interprets laws?

500

The lieutenant governor’s main legislative role is to do this.

What is preside over the Senate?

500

Georgia’s economy benefits from highways, railroads, ports, and this major airport.

What is Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport?

500

In addition to age and residency, a governor of Georgia must meet this citizenship requirement.

 What is being a U.S. citizen for at least 15 years?

500

Because railroads made transportation faster and cheaper, Georgia experienced this major historical change.

What is westward expansion and economic growth?

500

This type of local government is responsible for schools, police, and courts.

 What is county government?

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