H5-H9

H5 - Civil War

100

This Supreme Court case resulted in slaves being designated as property, without the rights of citzens.

Dred Scott

200

This document results in the liberating of slaves throughout the South.

Emancipation Proclamation

300

This Civil War movement saw the complete destruction of many Georgia cities including Atlanta and did not stop until Union forces reached Savannah.

Sherman's March to the Sea (Atlanta Campaign)

400

The election of this president in 1860 resulted in the South seceding (leaving) the Union.

Abraham Lincoln

500

This compromise resulted in the creation of a firm line underneath which slavery was allowed and above which slavery was not allowed, thereby giving the slavery issue to the states to figure out.

Compromise of 1850

H6 - Reconstruction

100

These constitutional amendments worked to give full rights and freedoms to newly freed slaves.

13th, 14th, 15th (Reconstruction Amendments)

200

There were three plans for Reconstruction. Name each of the three.

Lincoln's Plan, Andrew Johnson's Plan, Congressional Plan

300

This organization opposed the Ku Klux Klan and worked to guarantee jobs and other education to newly free slaves.

Freedmen's Bureau

400

During Reconstruction, many black men were elected to state legislative offices. What happened to them after Reconstruction was over?

They were unfairly removed from their offices by southern democrats.

500

These two types of labor became the most popular during the Reconstruction Era.

Tenant Farming, Sharecropping

H7 - New South

100

These three men were seen as the "leaders" of the New South wave in Georgia.

Bourbon Triumvirate

200

Jim Crow laws were essentially made legal through this court case decision.

Plessy vs. Ferguson (Separate but equal)

300

Booker T. Washington and WEB DuBois were two prominent supporters of Civil Rights during the New South Era. In what key way did they differ?

Booker T. Washington wished for segregation to end after a few years. WEB DuBois wished for segregation to end immediately.

400

The Leo Frank case demonstrated strong feelings of what through the South.

Antisemitism

500

Henry Grady worked to bring this event to Atlanta, which was meant to show off Atlanta's readiness to become a capital of industry in the South.

International Cotton Expo

H8 - WW1 to Great Depression

100

These two factors led to Georgia experiencing the Great Depression many years before the rest of the country.

Boll Weevil, Drought

200

Eugene Talmadge was Georgia's governor during the New Deal era. What was his attitude toward Franklin Roosevelt and the New Deal?

He opposed it.

300

President Roosevelt often visited what city in Georgia to help treat his partial paralysis due to polio?

Warm Springs

400

Name the four key New Deal programs which helped Georgia the most during the Great Depression

CCC AAA REA SSA

500

Name one of Georgia's contributions to the war effort in WW1.

Military training camps, victory gardens, rationing

H9 - WW2

100

This program allowed the USA to help its allies by letting countries borrow weapons and other war supplies without formally joining the war effort.

Lend-Leade Act

200

This event caused the USA to enter WW2.

Bombing of Pearl Harbor

300

This location in Marietta was responsible for creating B-29 Bombers during WW2

Bell Bomber Plant

400

This Georgia Senator was responsible for bringing the two-ocean navy to the USA.

Carl Vinson

500

This Georgia Senator was responsible for expanding the USA's military presence throughout the globe.

Richard Russell