580. What countries were allies in World War I?
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A. United States, France, Austria-Hungary, and Great Britain B. Great Britain, France, United States, and Russia C. Germany, Russia, and Austria-Hungary D. Germany, Japan, and Russia
A. anti-German propaganda in the United States B. attacks on American merchant ships C. sinking of the Lusitania D. Zimmermann telegram
A. Camp Augusta B. Camp Benning C. Camp Gordon D. Camp McPherson 583. What event is celebrated on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of the year? A. the founding of the state of Georgia B. armistice that ended World War I C. sinking of the Lusitania D. sinking of the Titanic
A. victory gardens B. American Red Cross C. sinking of the Titanic D. General John Pershing 585. What Georgian was the first African American combat pilot? A. Eugene Jacques Bullard B. Alonzo Herndon C. John Hope D. Charles Yeager 586. Which was NOT a World War I training camp located in Georgia? A. Camp Benning B. Camp Gordon C. Fort Campbell D. Fort McPherson 587. Which was NOT a way that Georgians supported World War I? A. growing food B. attending school C. making uniforms D. transporting arms and soldiers 588. The information used by the Allied nations to promote their cause and entice the United States to enter World War I was called A. libel. B. slander. C. propaganda. D. yellow journalism. 589. What country did Germany urge to attack the United States in the Zimmermann telegram? A. Canada B. Italy C. Japan D.Mexico 590. Which was the immediate cause of World War II? A. German invasion of Poland B. German invasion of the Rhineland C. German invasion of Czechoslovakia D. German invasion of the Soviet Union
A. China. B. Manchuria. C. Midway. D. Pearl Harbor. 592. What country was a member of the Axis Powers in World War II? A. Great Britain B. Italy C. Soviet Union D. United States 593. What country was a member of the Allied Powers in World War II? A. Germany B. Italy C. Japan D. Soviet Union 594. Which statement BEST describes the involvement of the United States in World War II before the bombing of Pearl Harbor? A. The United States provided lend-lease aid to Great Britain and the Soviet Union. B. The United States maintained strict neutrality with no favoritism. C. The United States provided advisory troops to aid Great Britain. D. The United States secretly sank German submarines.
A. refuse to export airplanes and aircraft parts to Japan B. refuse to provide or sell aircraft gasoline to Japan C. seize Japanese property in the United States D. attack Japanese military installations
A. sale and lease of ships, arms, and supplies B. escort of British warships in the Atlantic Ocean C. construction of air bases in Greenland and Iceland D. escort of British merchant ships in the Atlantic Ocean
A. Its allies ran out of money with which to purchase the equipment. B. It would get the materials back at the end of the war. C. It could charge interest and make more money. D. Their allies preferred to lease the equipment.
A. Albania. B. Czechoslovakia. C. Romania. D. Yugoslavia. 599. “Nazi” was the name given to the followers of A. Hirohito. B. Hitler. C. Mussolini. D. Stalin. 600. What policy did France and Great Britain follow when they let Hitler take the Sudetenland? A. appeasement B. internationalism C. isolationism D. neutrality 601. Before the United States entered World War II, Japan had seized the coastal area of A. Vietnam. B. Thailand. C. Korea. D. China. 602. Which area had NOT been taken by Hitler prior to the United States’s entry into World War II? A. Denmark B. France C. Poland D. Rhineland 603. The Holocaust was a method of A. getting rid of the bodies of those who died or were killed in World War II. B. exterminating six million Jews and other “undesirables.” C. frightening those who opposed Adolph Hitler. D. eliminating war prisoners.
A. Emperor Hirohito B. Adolf Hitler C. Benito Mussolini D. Joseph Stalin 605. Which was NOT a concentration camp during World War II? A. Andersonville B. Auschwitz C. Dachau D. Treblinka 606. Which was NOT a cause of death for prisoners in concentration camps? A. medical experimentation B. military combat C. starvation D. disease 607. Who was the first black president of Atlanta Baptist College? A. Frederick Douglass B. W. E. B. DuBois C. John Hope D. Booker T. Washington 608. Which college is NOT predominantly black? A. Emory and Henry B. Morehouse C. Morris Brown D. Spelman 609. To what did Atlanta Baptist College change its name? A. Atlanta University B. Morehouse C. Morris Brown D. Spelman 610. Where is Tuskegee Institute, founded by Booker T. Washington, located? A. Alabama B. Arkansas C. Georgia D. Mississippi 611. What position was NOT supported by Booker T. Washington? A. Vocational education was essential for African Americans who sought equality. B. Truth and knowledge would cause different races to understand and accept each other. C. Economic equality was much more important than social equality for African Americans. D. Political and social equality for African Americans would come from economic independence.
A. economic equality B. political equality C. religious equality D. social equality 613. What racial issue, opposed by Booker T. Washington, did W. E. B. DuBois support? A. economic equality B. political equality C. religious equality D. social equality 614. Which is NOT associated with John Hope? A. president of the National Association of Teachers of Colored Schools B. first black president of Atlantic Baptist College (Morehouse) C. supported the views of Booker T. Washington D. attended Brown University
A. D.E.C.C.A. B. Girl Scouts C. Neighborhood Union D. Y.W.C.A. 616. Which activity was NOT offered by the organization founded by Lugenia Burns Hope? A. remedial education classes B. financial aid for the needy C. clubs for boys and girls D. vocational classes
A. Atlanta Mutual Insurance Company B. Coca-Cola C. Georgia Pacific D. Western and Atlantic Railroad
A. Peace is better than war. B. War may be necessary to protect our country. C. The United States needs a strong military to defend itself. D. The United States needs to manufacture guns and build ships to keep up with other nations.
A. consolidating state offices B. establishing a seven-month school year C. running state government like a successful business D. establishing the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia
A. Father of the graded school B. Father of the unified curriculum C. Father of the county school system D. Father of the school lunch program
A. Fort Benning B. Fort Campbell C. Fort McPherson D. Fort Stewart 622. Which Georgia military base did NOT also serve as a prisoner of war camp? A. Fort Benning B. Fort Campbell C. Fort Gordon D. Fort Stewart 623. Where in Georgia were Liberty ships built during World War II? A. Atlanta and Augusta B. Brunswick and Jekyll Island C. Brunswick and Savannah D. St. Simons Island and Augusta
A. Camp Gordon B. Fort Benning C. Kings Bay Nuclear Sub Base D.Warner Robbins Air Base 625. Near what Georgia location did a German submarine sink two ships, the S.S.Oklahoma and the Baton Rouge? A. Jekyll Island B. Savannah Harbor C. St. Marys D. St. Simons Island 626. What Georgian is known as the “father of the two-ocean navy?” A. Ben Epps B. Walter F. George C. Richard B. Russell, Jr. D. Carl Vinson 627. What statement about the Bell Aircraft Company is FALSE? A. It was located in Marietta. B. It produced B-29 aircraft. C. It closed before World War II ended. D. It was the largest facility of its kind in the Deep South.
A. It has continued to operate continuously since the war. B. It closed down before World War II ended. C. It is part of Lockheed Martin today. D. It is part of Hartsfield Airport today.
A. naval aviators. B. combat soldiers. C. military intelligence. D. women in the WAAC. 630. Which was NOT associated with Carl Vinson? A. recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom B. served on House Armed Services Committee C. nuclear aircraft carrier bears his name D. served as governor of Georgia
A. law to ease labor restrictions in the shipbuilding industry B. law to increase the military readiness of the United States C. law to expand the naval aviation system to 10,000 planes D. law to provide military supplies to our World War II allies
A. It was a detainment center for American citizens of Japanese descent. B. It was a training center for women in the armed forces. C. It was an induction center for newly drafted soldiers. D. It was a training center for soldiers fighting in Europe.
A. Roosevelt used the warm mineral waters of Warm Springs to ease his polio. B. Roosevelt was a native of Augusta and traveled widely across the state. C. Roosevelt had originally been a farmer and he loved farm life. D. Roosevelt’s wife was a native of Calhoun and visited relatives.
A. CCC B. FDIC C. REA D. WPA 635. Where did President Franklin Roosevelt die while sitting for a portrait? A. Camp David, Maryland B. Hyde Park, New York C. LaGrange, Georgia D. Warm Springs, Georgia 636. How did Franklin Roosevelt’s time spent in Georgia bring about the establishment of the Rural Electrification Agency? A. He made a campaign promise to provide electricity to rural Georgia. B. He wanted to reduce the cost of electricity for the poor. C. He owned rural land and wanted to have electricity. D. He noticed that his neighbors did not have electricity.
A. blueberries B. cotton C. peanuts D. soybeans 638. After World War II, one of Georgia’s most important agricultural products was A. sheep. B. goats. C. cattle. D. poultry. 639. Which statement does NOT describe a major impact on agriculture in Georgia since World War II? A. Technology has resulted in new crops. B. Technology has changed the way farming is done. C. Technology has converted more land to farmland. D. Technology has brought about a reduction of farmland.
A. Fewer products are produced by the smaller number of farmers. B. More land has been used for residential or commercial ventures. C. International markets for Georgia’s farm products have been expanded. D. The number of related farm businesses, i.e. fertilizer producers, has decreased.
A. It has been found in Georgia since the colonization period. B. It has become more important due to the housing boom. C. It has become more important since people eat less meat. D. It has been heavily subsidized by the federal government.
A. soil B. market C. labor supply D. climate 643. What job is LEAST associated with Georgia’s agriculture today? A. agricultural economists B. landscape engineers C. subsistence farmers D. entomologists 644. Approximately how many Georgians were employed in international facilities in thestate in 2001? A. just over 50,000 B. just over 125,000 C. just over 150,000 D. just over 200,000 645. Which factor has NOT contributed to the growth in Georgia’s population since the 1980s? A. mild climate B. state income tax C. non-unionized work force D. diverse transportation system 646. What is a key reason for the migration of people into Georgia since the 1960s? A. successful school reform programs B. diversified economy C. city infrastructure D. abundant airports
A. new sources of revenue B. new job creation in cities C. balanced political power D. expanding highway construction
A. Population growth in cities and suburbs provides more jobs and more taxes for those areas. B. As populations expand in urban areas, more highway construction is needed in those areas. C. Urban areas draw more water from the state’s rivers to supply their growing populations. D. Lottery technology funds have linked libraries and resources throughout the state.
A. just over 30 percent B. just over 50 percent C. just over 75 percent D. just over 95 percent 650. What percentage of Georgia’s population today lives in “urban” areas? A. just over 30 percent B. just over 50 percent C. just over 70 percent D. just over 90 percent 651. Which development does NOT describe an effort to unify rural and urban Georgia into one prosperous state? A. development of Rural Development Council Programs to help rural areas compete for new business and industry B. expending of state funds to attract tourists and conventions to Georgia’s World Congress Complex C. expansion of highway systems linking rural and urban areas throughout the state D. expansion of University System facilities and access
A. equity in educational resources from funding formulas between state and local taxes B. equity in water resources from the use and pollution of lakes, rivers, and streams C. equity in employment opportunities from business and industry D. equity in recreational resources from state parks
A. rural B. suburban C. urban decay D. bedroom communities 654. To be classified as metropolitan, a central city must have a population of at least A. 2,500. B. 50,000. C. 75,000. D. 100,000. 655. Which statement BEST reflects the negative impact of suburban communities on cities? A. Cities have more industries. B. Suburbs have more restaurants. C. Cities have a declining tax base. D. Suburbs have larger residential lots.
A. declining city tax base B. unplanned growth surrounding cities C. inadequate infrastructure around cities D. inadequate building codes and guidelines
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