Georgia Studies Spring Exam STUDY GUIDENuttall 2017
UNIT: RECONSTRUCTION
- What were the requirements of the Presidential Reconstruction plans? What were the requirements of the Radical Reconstruction plans?
- What was the purpose of the Freedman’s Bureau?
- What was the political goal of the KKK?
- What was the result of the Camilla Riot in Georgia?
- Who was in charge of much of the South during Radical/Congressional Reconstruction?
- Define convict lease system. What did the convict lease system accomplish in Georgia?
- How did whites limit African American voting rights after the Civil War? (name as many ways as possible)
- Terms you should be able to explain:
- carpetbaggers
- sharecropping
- tenant farming
- 13th Amendment
- 14th Amendment
- 15th Amendment
- separate but equal
UNIT: 1877-1917
- Which Supreme Court case ruling said that facilities could be separate as long as they were equal?
- How did the poll tax effect Georgia citizens?
- Why was the grandfather clause created?
- What caused the Atlanta Race Riot of 1906?
- Why did Georgians react so violently during the Race Riot and after the Leo Frank trial?
- Who was drawn to the Populist Party?
- Terms/People you should be able to explain:
- Bourbon Triumvirate (know their names)
- Henry Grady
- New South
- county unit system
- 19th Amendment
- Booker T. Washington
- W. E.B. DuBois
- Alonzo Herndon
- Tom Watson
- Rebecca Latimer Felton
- What political party dominated Georgia politics from Reconstruction, until after the Civil Rights movement?
- Which political ideology believed the government should step in to fix problems in society caused by industrialization?
- Which event began World War I in Europe?
- How did Georgia economically contribute to WWI?
- How did WWI change Georgia?
UNIT: 1920s, Great Depression and New Deal
- What cultural and economic changes happened in the 1920s?
- What was the greatest impact of the boll weevil and drought on Georgia farmers before the Great Depression?
- Why was the boll weevil so devastating to Georgia?
- What were the causes of the Great Depression?
- How did Herbert Hoover want to solve the Great Depression?
- Who was responsible for establishing New Deal programs in the United States?
- What was the primary purpose of the New Deal?
- Terms/People you should be able to explain:
- Agricultural Adjustment Act
- Civilian Conservation Corps
- Social Security Act
- Rural Electrification Act
- What was Eugene’s response to the Social Security Act? Why didn’t he support the New Deal?
- What event marks the end of the Great Depression?
- How did the U.S. assist the Allies prior to entering WWII?
- How did Georgia contribute to WWII?
- Terms/People you should be able to explain:
- Bell Aircraft
- Richard B. Russell
- Carl Vinson
UNIT: POST WWII & THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT
- After WWII, what changes happened for Georgia’ agriculture?
- Terms/People you should be able to explain:
- Three Governors Controversy (who was involved)
- Benjamin Mays
- Brown v. Board of Education
- Hamilton Holmes & Charlayne Hunter
- Civil Rights Act of 1964
- Martin Luther King, Jr.
- March on Washington
- What did the Sibley Commission recommend for Georgia’s public schools after Brown v. Board?
- Why was the 1956 Georgia state flag so controversial?
- What event took place in southern Georgia from 1961-1962 with the goal of ending segregation in the city?
- Which Georgia governor refused to serve African Americans in his restaurant?
- How did the county unit system limit the political influence of African American voters?
UNIT: MODERN GEORGIA
- Terms/People you should know:
- Jimmy Carter
- Ivan Allen Jr.
- William B. Hartsfield
- Ellis Arnall
- Maynard Jackson
- Which legislator helped bring the 1996 Summer Olympics to Atlanta?
- What was significant about the 1996 Olympic Games?
- Over 50% of Georgia’s immigrant population comes from…
UNIT: LOCAL GOVERNMENT & JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
- List examples of a special purpose government.
- Terms you should be able to explain:
- Strong Mayor-Council System
- Weak Mayor-Council System
- Council Manager System
- Special Purpose Government
- delinquent act (and examples)
- unruly act (and examples)
- seven delinquent behaviors
- defendant
- plaintiff
- civil law
- criminal law
- What happens if a juvenile commits one of the seven delinquent behaviors?