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1 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt Great Depression American Revolution Westward Expansion Indian Removal Misc.

2 FDR’s plan to ease and lead America out of the Great Depression

3 New Deal

4 New Deal program that restricted agricultural production by paying farmers to grow less crops

5 AAA (Agriculture Adjustment Act)

6 New Deal program that created jobs to build parks, sewer systems, bridges, etc…

7 CCC (Civilian Conservation Corp)

8 Powerful and openly racist governor of Georgia during the 1930’s and 1940’s

9 Eugene Talmadge

10 New Deal program that built dams

11 TVA

12 American Revolutionary War heroine from Georgia (there is a county named after her)

13 Nancy Hart

14 Led Georgia’s militia to a victory over 800 British soldiers

15 Elijah Clarke

16 Black solider wounded in the Battle of Kettle Creek who saved Elijah Clarke’s life

17 Austin Dabney

18 Document that declared the colonies freedom from British rule

19 Declaration of Independence

20 Colonist who were in favor of staying under British control

21 Loyalist/ Tories

22 Georgia’s 3 rd capitol city

23 Louisville

24 First land grant university

25 UGA

26 Method used to distribute land; (white men, orphans, and widows)

27 Land Lottery

28 New form of transportation that was faster and more efficient; reduced the need for horses, stagecoaches, and boats ( important to the establishment the city of Terminus (which was later named Marthasville and then Atlanta)

29 Railroads

30 Method of distributing land to white men (up to 1,000 acres to the head of the family)

31 Headright System

32 Name given to the forcible removal of Native Americans and their journey westward

33 Trail of Tears

34 Cherokee Indian who developed the written Cherokee Language

35 Sequoyah

36 The discover of gold in this Georgia city led to the removal of the Cherokee Indians (first US gold rush)

37 Dahlonega

38 American general who became president and assisted in the Indian removal of Creeks and Cherokee Indians from Georgia

39 Andrew Jackson

40 Become the principal chief of the Cherokee in 1827; established a written constitution for the Cherokee Nation

41 John Ross

42 Former aid to MLK, helped get the 1996 Olympic Games brought to Atlanta

43 Andrew Young

44 New civil rights laws passed by John F. Kennedy in1964

45 Civil Right’s Act

46 Voting method which gave more voting power to the rural/smaller counties

47 County Unit System

48 Civil Right’s Leader who believed in a non-violent approach

49 Dr. Martin Luther King

50 Became the first African-American mayor of a major southern city

51 Maynard Jackson