Civil rights
The New Deal
The Depression
WWII
Georgia
100
laws passed to establish separate but equal facilities for different races and place restrictions on the voting rights of some were called
What is Jim Crow Laws
100
President Roosevelt's plan to evaluate the banking system, give aide to those in need, and improve the lives of Americans as he paved the way for recovery from the Great Depression
What is the New Deal
100
Place where shares or ownership in corporations are bought and sold
What is the stock market
100
Roosevelt allowed British and Soviet military to buy supplies during WWII on credit
What is Lend-Lease
100
President Roosevelt visited here often to get relief from the pain of polio
What is Warm Springs, Georgia
200
believed political and social equality for African Americans would follow after economic independence
Who is Booker T. Washington
200
A program responsible for building bridges, road work, planting trees, clearing fields, beautifying state parks
What is the Civilian Conservation Corps
200
Producing more products that you can sell
What is overproduction
200
A Japanese attack on this base lead to the United States entry into WWII
What is Pearl Harbor
200
Georgian's planted these to help feed their families and save food to send oversees to the troops during the war
What is Victory Gardens
300
Believed in the education of the top ten percent or the "Talented Ten" of the African American population to provide leaders for the future
Who is W.E.B. DuBois
300
Originating from an idea FDR had while at Warm Springs, Georgia, this program brought light into the dark countryside
What is the Rural Electrification Authority
300
Named for President Hoover, these communities, made of whatever materials available, housed homeless people during the Great Depression
What is Hoovervilles
300
Not taking part in the problems of other nations
What is isolationism
300
A Georgian who served 25 consecutive terms in the Georgia House of Representatives, advisor to President Roosevelt, and powerful force in the growth of America's land, sea, and air forces
Who is Carl Vinson
400
Atlanta's most economically successful African American during the early 1900's
Who is Alonzo Herndon
400
This program encouraged crop reductions and rotations
What is the Agricultural Adjustment Act
400
Buying all the farmers over harvested crops and hiring millions of unemployed to work in the government
What is Hoover's Plan for recovery
400
A plant, built in Marietta, Georgia, to help supply a critical form of transportation and weaponry for the war
What is the Bell Aircraft Company
400
Known as the father of the two ocean navy, aka the admiral
Who is Carl Vinson
500
Fought to educate and improving the living and working conditions of African Americans
Who are the Hopes- John and Lugenia
500
A Georgia governor opposed to many New Deal programs, insisting Georgians learn to take care of themselves and also wanted to restrict African American participation in relief aide
Who is Eugene Talmadge
500
The idea that if you sit back and wait, doing nothing, a situation will improve
What is laissez-faire
500
Grew Georgia's economy and pulled the country out of the Great Depression
What is WWII
500
Georgia's special friend and political champion that became an "adopted" Georgian, visited the state often, and ended their journey in Warm Springs
Who is President Franklin D. Roosevelt