WW1/Causes of the Great Depression
FDR's Life
FDR's New Deal
WWII
Georgia's Contributions to WWII
100

This insect destroy cotton production in the southeastern United States, putting Georgia into a depression prior to the Great Depression. 

Boll Weevil

100

FDR suffered from this illness. 

Polio

100

The New Deal program was created to combat the effects of what major event. 

The Great Depression

100

This leader of Germany continued to invade other European countries, prompting the beginning of WWII. 

Adolf Hitler

100

A little over 300,000 of these were sent to fight in World War II, prompting women to go into the workforce. 

Men
200

This weather issue dried up the soil and the crops, contributing to the effects of the boll weevil. 

Drought

200

FDR attended treatment in this city of Georgia due to its mineral waters. 

Warm Springs

200

This New Deal program helped bring electricity to rural areas. 

Rural Electrification Act (REA)

200

This man argued to strengthen our navy during and after World War II. He was so influential, a nuclear navy carrier was named after him.

Carl Vinson

200

Georgia has multiple locations for this contribution. These locations provided a variety of training to men heading to war such as first aid training, vehicle repair, and fighting techniques. 

Military Bases
300

What two events led to the U.S. getting involved into World War I?

Sinking of the Lusitania and the Zimmerman Telegram

300

FDR faced opposition from this Georgia politician who viewed his programs as interfering on state rights' and too helpful towards minorities. 

Eugene Talmadge

300

This New Deal Program provided monthly disability checks to the disabled and monthly checks to the elderly. It is still around today. 

Social Security Administration (SSA)

300

This event prompted the United States to fully get involved in WWII after Hawaii was attacked by Japan. 

Bombing of Pearl Harbor

300

These two ports created what are called "liberty ships" during World War II and helped carry supplies and troops to Europe. 

Savannah and Brunswick Shipyards

400

Georgia contributed what to WWI. Remember, U.S. was only in WW1 for a year. 

Provided Troops and Supplies

400
FDR's time in Georgia inspired this program that contained a variety of programs in his political career. 

New Deal

400

This New Deal program paid farmers to limit the production of certain crops and to diversify their crops. 

Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA)

400

This bill was created and let our allies in World War II either rent or buy supplies from the United States. 

Lend-Lease Act

400

This company created B-29 bombers and other forms of aviation. It later became Lockheed Martin, that is still in business today. 

Bell Bomber Plant
500

What major event was the catalyst for starting World War I initially? 

Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

500

FDR referred to the attack on Pearl harbor as a "_____ ______ ______ __ ______"

"a day that will live in infamy"

500

This New Deal program employed young men who helped in building roads and parks, and planting trees. This program ended at the start of World War II

Civilian Conservation Corps

500

This man argued to increase and upgrade our military bases while also introducing the Center for Disease Control, the C.D.C.

Richard Russell

500

This network was created to increase transportation speed across country, allowing the U.S. to deploy tanks, supply carriers, and men at a faster rate by reaching the ports faster. 

Interstate Highway System