1. Which correctly shows the early Native American cultures from oldest to most recent?
Paleo, Archaic, Woodland, Mississippian
Archaic, Woodland, Paleo, Mississippian
Paleo, Woodland, Archaic, Mississippian
Archaic, Paleo, Mississippian, Woodland

2. Which correctly shows the early Native American cultures from oldest to most recent?
Paleo, Archaic, Woodland, Mississippian
Archaic, Woodland, Paleo, Mississippian
Paleo, Woodland, Archaic, Mississippian
Archaic, Paleo, Mississippian, Woodland

3. Which was a reason for the king wanting to create the colony of GA?
To create a balanced trading policy
To serve as a buffer colony
Neither a nor b
Both a and b

4. Which was a reason for the king wanting to create the colony of GA?
To create a balanced trading policy
To serve as a buffer colony
Neither a nor b
Both a and b

5. It did not allow Catholics to settle in GA
Which is NOT true regarding the Charter of 1732?
It did not allow Catholics to settle in GA
Blacks were forbidden to enter GA
Trustees could not own land or hold political office
It gave GA power to control itself

6. It did not allow Catholics to settle in GA
Which is NOT true regarding the Charter of 1732?
It did not allow Catholics to settle in GA
Blacks were forbidden to enter GA
Trustees could not own land or hold political office
It gave GA power to control itself

7. The Salzburgers, led by John Martin Bolzius, came to GA to:
Escape religious persecution
Serve out terms for misconduct
Discover new financial opportunities
Lead the armed forces for Oglethorpe

8. The Salzburgers, led by John Martin Bolzius, came to GA to:
Escape religious persecution
Serve out terms for misconduct
Discover new financial opportunities
Lead the armed forces for Oglethorpe

9. Which of the following is true of the Highland Scots:
They settled in Darien, GA
They opposed slavery
Oglethorpe recruited them because they were good soldiers
All of the above

10. Which of the following is true of the Highland Scots:
They settled in Darien, GA
They opposed slavery
Oglethorpe recruited them because they were good soldiers
All of the above

11. Who were the malcontents?
The trustees and their families
People who were unhappy and constantly complaining
Foreigners from Germany and Scotland
Members of the armed forces

12. Who were the malcontents?
The trustees and their families
People who were unhappy and constantly complaining
Foreigners from Germany and Scotland
Members of the armed forces

13. What city served as GA’s capital during its period as a royal colony?
Savannah
Atlanta
Augusta
Macon

14. What city served as GA’s capital during its period as a royal colony?
Savannah
Atlanta
Augusta
Macon

15. The first three royal governors of GA in order were:
Ellis, Reynolds, Wright
Wright, Reynolds, Ellis
Reynolds, Ellis, Wright
Reynolds, Wright, Ellis

16. The first three royal governors of GA in order were:
Ellis, Reynolds, Wright
Wright, Reynolds, Ellis
Reynolds, Ellis, Wright
Reynolds, Wright, Ellis

17. What law forbid colonists to move west of the Appalachian Mountains?
Intolerable Acts
Proclamation of 1763
Missouri Compromise
Emancipation Proclamation

18. What law forbid colonists to move west of the Appalachian Mountains?
Intolerable Acts
Proclamation of 1763
Missouri Compromise
Emancipation Proclamation

19. The Proclamation of 1763 moved GA’s southern boundary to the:
Flint River
St. Mary’s River
Altamaha River
Suwanee River

20. The Proclamation of 1763 moved GA’s southern boundary to the:
Flint River
St. Mary’s River
Altamaha River
Suwanee River

21. Actions taken by the British to punish the colonists for the Boston Tea Party were called:
Tea Act
Stamp Act
Intolerable Acts
Navigation Acts

22. Actions taken by the British to punish the colonists for the Boston Tea Party were called:
Tea Act
Stamp Act
Intolerable Acts
Navigation Acts

23. Who was the leader of the militia at the Battle of Kettle Creek?
Elijah Clarke
Nathaniel Greene
Benjamin Lincoln
George Washington

24. Who was the leader of the militia at the Battle of Kettle Creek?
Elijah Clarke
Nathaniel Greene
Benjamin Lincoln
George Washington

25. Who was the black soldier seriously wounded at the Battle of Kettle Creek?
Crispus Attucks
Alonzo Herndon
Frederick Douglass
Austin Dabney

26. Who was the black soldier seriously wounded at the Battle of Kettle Creek?
Crispus Attucks
Alonzo Herndon
Frederick Douglass
Austin Dabney

27. What was important about George Walton, Lyman Hall, & Button Gwinnett?
They were GA signers of the Declaration of Independence
They were famous soldiers in the Revolutionary War
They were famous GA governors
They were US Presidents.

28. What was important about George Walton, Lyman Hall, & Button Gwinnett?
They were GA signers of the Declaration of Independence
They were famous soldiers in the Revolutionary War
They were famous GA governors
They were US Presidents.

29. What was the main weakness of the GA Constitution of 1777?
It created the executive branch
It gave too much power to the legislative branch
It placed too much emphasis on checks and balances
It created the judicial system

30. What was the main weakness of the GA Constitution of 1777?
It created the executive branch
It gave too much power to the legislative branch
It placed too much emphasis on checks and balances
It created the judicial system

31. What was a weakness of the Articles of Confederation?
They couldn’t pay soldiers after the war
They couldn’t stop the British from attacking
They couldn’t regulate trade
All of the above

32. What was a weakness of the Articles of Confederation?
They couldn’t pay soldiers after the war
They couldn’t stop the British from attacking
They couldn’t regulate trade
All of the above

33. William Few and Abraham Baldwin attended the Constitutional Convention, whose purpose was to:
Sign the Treaty of Paris
Choose the new president
Revise the Articles of Confederation
Draft the Declaration of Independence

34. William Few and Abraham Baldwin attended the Constitutional Convention, whose purpose was to:
Sign the Treaty of Paris
Choose the new president
Revise the Articles of Confederation
Draft the Declaration of Independence

35. What was the purpose of the headright system in GA?
Distribute Indian land to new settlers
Administer voting and election districts
Establish a method of counting population
Provide an organized system of collecting taxes

36. What was the purpose of the headright system in GA?
Distribute Indian land to new settlers
Administer voting and election districts
Establish a method of counting population
Provide an organized system of collecting taxes

37. What scandal took place when GA’s governors sold public land at low prices?
Yazoo Land Fraud
Trail of Tears fraud
Land Lottery
Mississippi Land Fraud

38. What scandal took place when GA’s governors sold public land at low prices?
Yazoo Land Fraud
Trail of Tears fraud
Land Lottery
Mississippi Land Fraud

39. Someone who believed in states’ rights would probably support which statement?
National laws always take precedence over state laws
The national government has no right to tell states how to run
States could only pass laws from the US Constitution
Disputes should always be settled by the national govt.

40. Someone who believed in states’ rights would probably support which statement?
National laws always take precedence over state laws
The national government has no right to tell states how to run
States could only pass laws from the US Constitution
Disputes should always be settled by the national govt.

41. Which is the belief that a state could vote down a federal law?
Absolution
Ratification
Justification
nullification

42. Which is the belief that a state could vote down a federal law?
Absolution
Ratification
Justification
nullification

43. The purpose of the Missouri Compromise was to maintain a balance of free and slave states. What was a result of it?
Slavery was allowed in all states east of Missouri.
Slavery was banned in all territories west of Missouri.
Slavery was banned north of Missouri’s southern border.
Slavery was allowed north of Missouri’s southern border.

44. The purpose of the Missouri Compromise was to maintain a balance of free and slave states. What was a result of it?
Slavery was allowed in all states east of Missouri.
Slavery was banned in all territories west of Missouri.
Slavery was banned north of Missouri’s southern border.
Slavery was allowed north of Missouri’s southern border.

45. Which was a result of the Compromise of 1850?
California joined the Union as a free state.
Slave trading ended in DC.
Runaway slaves had to be returned to their owners.
All of the above

46. Which was a result of the Compromise of 1850?
California joined the Union as a free state.
Slave trading ended in DC.
Runaway slaves had to be returned to their owners.
All of the above

47. Stephen Douglas passed the Kansas-Nebraska Act which:
Admitted Missouri as a free state
Created the territories of Kansas and Nebraska
Permitted slavery north of Missouri
Changed requirements to become a state

48. Stephen Douglas passed the Kansas-Nebraska Act which:
Admitted Missouri as a free state
Created the territories of Kansas and Nebraska
Permitted slavery north of Missouri
Changed requirements to become a state

49. Who called for GA to remain in the Union when other states were seceding?
Joseph Brown
Thomas Cobb
Robert Toombs
Alexander Stephens

50. Who called for GA to remain in the Union when other states were seceding?
Joseph Brown
Thomas Cobb
Robert Toombs
Alexander Stephens

51. The Freedmen’s Bureau helped former slaves and poor whites:
Register to vote
Adjust to their freedom
Provided education, training, and social services
Manage the distribution of land

52. The Freedmen’s Bureau helped former slaves and poor whites:
Register to vote
Adjust to their freedom
Provided education, training, and social services
Manage the distribution of land

53. How were tenant farmers different from sharecroppers?
Tenant farmers owned their equipment.
Tenant farmers usually made a small profit.
Tenant farmers bought their seed from the owner.
Tenant farmers usually didn’t pay rent for their houses.

54. How were tenant farmers different from sharecroppers?
Tenant farmers owned their equipment.
Tenant farmers usually made a small profit.
Tenant farmers bought their seed from the owner.
Tenant farmers usually didn’t pay rent for their houses.

55. What did the 13th Amendment do?
Freed the slaves
Changed land ownership
Gave blacks the right to vote
Made blacks US citizens

56. What did the 13th Amendment do?
Freed the slaves
Changed land ownership
Gave blacks the right to vote
Made blacks US citizens

57. What did the 14th Amendment do?
Freed the slaves
Changed land ownership
Gave blacks the right to vote
Granted citizenship to freedmen

58. What did the 14th Amendment do?
Freed the slaves
Changed land ownership
Gave blacks the right to vote
Granted citizenship to freedmen

59. What did the 15th Amendment do?
Freed the slaves
Changed land ownership
Granted all males the right to vote
Granted citizenship to freedmen

60. What did the 15th Amendment do?
Freed the slaves
Changed land ownership
Granted all males the right to vote
Granted citizenship to freedmen

61. Which was NOT a member of the Bourbon Triumvirate?
Henry Grady
John Gordon
Joseph Brown
Alfred Colquitt

62. Which was NOT a member of the Bourbon Triumvirate?
Henry Grady
John Gordon
Joseph Brown
Alfred Colquitt

63. Henry Grady, known as the “Voice of the New South,” supported:
Northern investment in southern industry
Southern investment in northern factories
Southerners growing more cotton
Sending workers north to help in their industries

64. Henry Grady, known as the “Voice of the New South,” supported:
Northern investment in southern industry
Southern investment in northern factories
Southerners growing more cotton
Sending workers north to help in their industries

65. The Populists, led by Tom Watson, was the party of the:
Wealthy
Abolitionists
Small farmers
Freed slaves

66. The Populists, led by Tom Watson, was the party of the:
Wealthy
Abolitionists
Small farmers
Freed slaves

67. What was the immediate cause of the Atlanta Riot of 1906?
The killing of a black family
Blacks being denied the right to vote
The election of Hoke Smith as governor
Fake articles of violence against whites

68. What was the immediate cause of the Atlanta Riot of 1906?
The killing of a black family
Blacks being denied the right to vote
The election of Hoke Smith as governor
Fake articles of violence against whites

69. The county unit system affected voting in GA by:
Giving rural areas more power
Helping blacks get more voting power
Focusing power inside the Atlanta area
Favoring cities where the fewest people lived

70. The county unit system affected voting in GA by:
Giving rural areas more power
Helping blacks get more voting power
Focusing power inside the Atlanta area
Favoring cities where the fewest people lived

71. Jim Crow Laws:
Made alcohol illegal
Promoted industry in GA
Established “separate but equal” facilities for blacks and whites
Gave women the right to vote

72. Jim Crow Laws:
Made alcohol illegal
Promoted industry in GA
Established “separate but equal” facilities for blacks and whites
Gave women the right to vote

73. Plessy v. Ferguson gave states the right to promote:
Integration
Segregation
Equal rights
Voting rights for blacks

74. Plessy v. Ferguson gave states the right to promote:
Integration
Segregation
Equal rights
Voting rights for blacks

75. Which was used to “disenfranchise” blacks?
Grandfather clause
Poll tax
Gerrymandering
All of the above

76. Which was used to “disenfranchise” blacks?
Grandfather clause
Poll tax
Gerrymandering
All of the above

77. How did the 19th Amendment change voting in GA?
It allowed blacks to vote
It allowed women to vote
It prevented blacks from voting
It prevented women from voting

78. How did the 19th Amendment change voting in GA?
It allowed blacks to vote
It allowed women to vote
It prevented blacks from voting
It prevented women from voting

79. Which was NOT a purpose of the New Deal?
To bring about economic recovery
To relieve the suffering of unemployment
To improve society
To provide loans to students

80. Which was NOT a purpose of the New Deal?
To bring about economic recovery
To relieve the suffering of unemployment
To improve society
To provide loans to students

81. How was the US involved in WWII prior to the bombing of Pearl Harbor?
It provided troops to aid Germany
It sank German submarines
It maintained strict neutrality with no involvement at all
It provided lend-lease aid to Great Britain and the Soviet Union

82. How was the US involved in WWII prior to the bombing of Pearl Harbor?
It provided troops to aid Germany
It sank German submarines
It maintained strict neutrality with no involvement at all
It provided lend-lease aid to Great Britain and the Soviet Union

83. What was a major contribution of GA during WWII?
Radar technology was developed
Military bases were established
Research sites developed the atomic bomb
Hospitals trained many doctors and nurses for battle

84. What was a major contribution of GA during WWII?
Radar technology was developed
Military bases were established
Research sites developed the atomic bomb
Hospitals trained many doctors and nurses for battle

85. Richard Russell, GA’s youngest governor, was known as “Father of the:”
Graded school
Unified curriculum
County school system
School lunch program

86. Richard Russell, GA’s youngest governor, was known as “Father of the:”
Graded school
Unified curriculum
County school system
School lunch program

87. William Hartsfield is best remembered for:
Aviation
Business
Education
Tax reform

88. William Hartsfield is best remembered for:
Aviation
Business
Education
Tax reform

89. Which accomplishment was made by Ivan Allen, Jr.?
Integrating city govt. and fire dept.
Reducing restrictions on African American police officers
Removing “colored” and “white” signs from Atlanta’s City Hall
All of the above

90. Which accomplishment was made by Ivan Allen, Jr.?
Integrating city govt. and fire dept.
Reducing restrictions on African American police officers
Removing “colored” and “white” signs from Atlanta’s City Hall
All of the above

91. What was the famous controversy regarding the 1946 governor’s race?
Ellis Arnall was impeached.
Herman and Eugene Talmadge were on the same ballot.
Eugene Talmadge died before taking office, and two men claimed his office.
Carmichael got more popular votes, but Talmadge got more county unit votes.

92. What was the famous controversy regarding the 1946 governor’s race?
Ellis Arnall was impeached.
Herman and Eugene Talmadge were on the same ballot.
Eugene Talmadge died before taking office, and two men claimed his office.
Carmichael got more popular votes, but Talmadge got more county unit votes.

93. Brown v. BOE overturned Plessy v. Ferguson and ruled that:
Schools would be segregated but kept separate
Separate-but-equal policy was unconstitutional
Black schools could get additional funding
Blacks could only attend white schools if there were extra spaces

94. Brown v. BOE overturned Plessy v. Ferguson and ruled that:
Schools would be segregated but kept separate
Separate-but-equal policy was unconstitutional
Black schools could get additional funding
Blacks could only attend white schools if there were extra spaces

95. What was the purpose of the Sibley Commission?
Study the problem of school integration
Develop a plan for securing jobs
Set up meetings to bring blacks and whites together
Make recommendations for desegregation in public transportation

96. What was the purpose of the Sibley Commission?
Study the problem of school integration
Develop a plan for securing jobs
Set up meetings to bring blacks and whites together
Make recommendations for desegregation in public transportation

97. The SNCC led the Albany Movement, whose focus was to:
End segregation in Albany public schools
Integrate bus station waiting rooms in Albany
Implement a “first come, first serve” basis in Albany’s schools
Force the hiring of black bus drivers at Albany’s bus stations

98. The SNCC led the Albany Movement, whose focus was to:
End segregation in Albany public schools
Integrate bus station waiting rooms in Albany
Implement a “first come, first serve” basis in Albany’s schools
Force the hiring of black bus drivers at Albany’s bus stations

99. Who was the first African American mayor of Atlanta?
Sam Massell
Andrew Young
Maynard Jackson
Hamilton Holmes

100. Who was the first African American mayor of Atlanta?
Sam Massell
Andrew Young
Maynard Jackson
Hamilton Holmes