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County Unit System The County Unit System was a unique primary system that had little regard for _____________________________________. It allowed rural counties to _____________________________________ by decreasing the political effectiveness of the growing urban counties and cities, especially Atlanta. It gave political power to the rural counties and kept _____________________________________. _____________________________________, which diluted the vote of more liberal urban voters and African American who lived in the more heavily populated areas. This outdated practice was used in Georgia politics until citizens took the case to the _____________________________________. In _____________________________________, James Sanders sued James Gray, the head of the Democratic party, saying his vote was worth less than others. The Supreme Court ruled that the system was invalid and must be redesigned, saying that Georgia must follow the _____________________________________ policy. Reapportionment The end of the county unit system meant that Georgia elections were finally decided by _____________________________________. In 1964, the Supreme Court went even further and ruled that states had to make sure their voting districts were equal in _____________________________________. As a result, Georgia had to undergo reapportionment ( _____________________________________ to make sure citizens are represented fairly). Since more Georgians lived in urban areas, they _____________________________________ while rural areas lost power in the state legislature. This reapportionment brought more women, African Americans, and Republicans into the General Assembly as districts elected people who truly represented their _____________________________________. © 2015 Brain Wrinkles

Political Parties Political parties are organizations that seek to control the government by _____________________________________ to public office. After the Civil War, Georgia’s politics were dominated by _____________________________________ -- the Democratic Party. However, over the past several decades, Georgia has moved from a one party to a _____________________________________. Party Changes There are several reasons that contributed to this change: 1.End of the _____________________________________ 2._____________________________________ 3.Civil rights movement – Many white citizens thought that Democrats in Washington did not represent their _____________________________________, so they began to shift away from the party in the 1960s. Two Party System The rise of the two party system had a big impact on Georgia because one party could no longer single-handedly _____________________________________. With the two party system, the concept of _____________________________________ is in place and open debate is encouraged. Liberal Democrats and Conservative Republicans now _______________________________________________ to Present Since the rise of the two party system, white supremacy has decreased and _____________________________________. The _____________________________________ throughout the state has increased. In 2003, Sonny Perdue became the state’s _____________________________________ since © 2015 Brain Wrinkles

Atlanta 1996 In 1996, Atlanta hosted the _____________________________________. The festivities not only honored the _____________________________________ of the modern Olympics but also brought recognition and investment to Georgia from all over the world. With the opening of the Games, Atlanta welcomed _____________________________________, as well as countless spectators to the city. Existing _____________________________________ and additional venues were constructed not only throughout the city, but also throughout the state and other surrounding states. Downtown Atlanta was revamped with new sidewalks, trees, and lights, and the _____________________________________ was developed in the heart of the city. The Olympic Stadium became the _________________________________________________. _____________________________________ were built for Olympic athletes and are now used by state universities. Impact The city of Atlanta and the entire state of Georgia _____________________________________ from hosting the Olympics. The estimated impact of the Olympics on Atlanta was over _____________________________________, and much of Georgia’s economic fortune today is a result of the Centennial Olympic games. The Olympics also established Atlanta’s reputation as a excellent place for ___________________________________. Benefits _____________________________________ were created throughout the state for the Olympics. The government increased its _____________________________________, which was then spent on providing services and programs for Georgia’s citizens. Since the Olympics, many _____________________________________ to Georgia to take advantage of Atlanta being in international city. © 2015 Brain Wrinkles

Immigrants Georgia’s _____________________________________________ since the 1990s, partly due to new immigrant communities within the state. Georgia’s foreign-born population has increased from 1990 to 2000 by ______________________. More than 50% of Georgia’s immigrants came from ____________________________________________________. Impact Legal immigrant communities provide _____________________________________, particularly in northern Georgia’s construction, _____________________________________, and carpet manufacturing industries. This helps businesses grow while providing _____________________________________ for consumers. New immigrant communities also increase the _____________________________________ of an area. © 2015 Brain Wrinkles