Large indian mound settlements appeared in Georgia
During the archaic period
when?
The Georgia colony was unique because... it was the first colony to ban the importation of slaves
The Georgia colony was opened to slavery in... 1751
The first governor of the colony of Georgia was... James Oglethorpe
During the American Revolution, Georgia was... divided among revolutionaries and loyalists
Georgia eagerly ratified the federal constitution be-
fear of the indians on its frontier
cause...
the removal of the cherokee from their homes in the
The "trail of tears" refers to...
1830's
Antebellum Georgia was called... The empire state of the south
In the secession crisis... Alexander Stephens urged Georgia to remain in the union
railroads and plantations were destroyed during the fight-
During the Civil War, Georgia...
ing
Redeemers had to wait until 1876 to regain control of state
During reconstruction in Georgia...
government
The populist movement in Georgia... united white and black farmers
Governer Eugene Talmadge... represented the interests of rural whites
In early twentieth century Georgia... there was mandatory segregation of the races in schools
overturned a conviction of ministers for trying to integrate
In Browder v. Gayle, a federal court sitting in Atlanta...
bus service in Atlanta
many white Georgians proved that they still believed in
In the 1966 state gubernatorial election in Georgia...
segregation
The power of black voting in Georgia elections was obvi-
Jimmy Carter
ous in the election of...
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The Georgia County that has most consistently voted De-
Fulton
mocratic from the Civil war to the present is...
The Georgia city called the capital of the "sunbelt" is... Atlanta
In the period before 1492, most Europeans were... merchants and craftsmen
The european nation that led in ocean exploration in the
Portugal
fifteenth century was...
The rise of the middle classes in Europe in the period
The expansion of the cities
before the Age of Discovery went hand in hand with...
divided ownership of the Americas between the Por-
The Treaty of Tordesillas...
tuguese and the Spanish
Which of the following was NOT an important part of the
Protestant Reformation
transformation of Europe in the fifteenth century?
The concept of a "city on a hill" referred to the puritans'
be a model of Chistianity
desire to...
control of revenue, introduction of legislation, choice of
the speaker fo the assembly
Colonial legislatures and royal governors contested
--> all of the above
Women and men in the colonies... generally worked separate from one another
Colonial cities in the eighteenth century... increased in population
In the great awakening... rational religion grew in importance
In the 18th century, the governors of most of the english
could dissolve the colonial assemblies
colonies...
The navigation acts... were an expression of mercantilism
Which of the following was NOT one of the elements of
the British reorganization of the empire after the French Albany Plan of Union
and Indian War?
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