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15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 $1 Million $500,000 $250,000 $125,000 $64,000 $32,000 $16,000 $8,000 $4,000 $2,000 $1,000 $500 $300 $200 $100 Welcome to Who Wants to be a Millionaire 50:50
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You may use the following life lines
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A:B: A freight railway line Pan-American Highway C:D: a Georgia deep-water port Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport A product is loaded onto a ship in Spain. Weeks later it is delivered to Atlanta. On its way to Atlanta, the product MOST LIKELY traveled through which of these FIRST?
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A Georgia deep-water port c:
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A:B: The money they invest may be lost They may get too little vacation time C:D: Their families may decide not to help What is the MAIN economic risk that entrepreneurs take when they develop new goods and services to start a business?
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The money they invest may be lost A:
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B: Three-fourths vote of both houses C:D: Two-thirds vote of one house Majority vote of both houses If the governor vetoes a bill, the legislature can override the veto by a ________? Two-thirds vote of both houses
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B:
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A:B: Fall LinePiedmont C:D: Ridge and Valley Blue Ridge What geographic region of Georgia is located between the Coastal Plain and the mountains?
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Piedmont B:
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A:B: Religion and nationalityGender and marital status C:D: Political influence and wealth Last name and date of birth What were two factors that influences who was eligible for Georgia’s land lotteries?
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Gender and martial status B:
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A:B: Lend-Lease ActLending Loan Program C:D: Free Weapons Act Weapon Leasing Act Which program allowed European powers to have access to American weapons without purchasing them?
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Lend-Lease Act A:
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B: The bill is referred to the governor to sign or veto The bill is referred to a standing committee to rewrite C:D: The bill is considered to be dead and cannot become law. The bill is referred to a conference committee for compromise rewording What happens when the house and senate version of bill differ after being passed by their respective bodies?
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The bill is referred to a conference committee for compromise rewording D:
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A:B: The bill is referred to the governor to sign or veto The bill is referred to a standing committee to rewrite C:D: The bill is considered to be dead and cannot become law. The bill is referred to a conference committee for compromise rewording What happens when the house and senate version of bill differ after being passed by their respective bodies?
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The bill is referred to a conference committee for compromise rewording D:
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A:B: Enslaved people tractors C:D: cattle bankers The invention of the cotton gin made it necessary for plantation owners to use more
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B: Enslaved people
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A:B: The barrier islands Warm Springs C:D: The state capitol Stone Mountain Which of Georgia’s attractions led President Franklin Roosevelt to spend so much time in the state?
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B: Warm Springs
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A:B: It made Missouri a free state It created the territories Kansas and Nebraska C:D: It permitted slavery north of Missouri’s southern boundary It changed the requirements necessary for a territory to become a state How did the Kansas-Nebraska Act change the Missouri Compromise?
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It permitted slavery north of Missouri’s southern boundary C:
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A:B: World War II Drought and over farming C:D: colonization Which of the following made the Great Depression? racism
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Drought and over farming B:
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A:B: Robert ToombsAlexander Stephens C:D: Herschel Johnson What Georgia leader became the vice president of the Confederate States of America? Joseph Brown
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Alexander Stephens B:
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A:B: William T. Sherman John M. Schofield C:D: William S. Rosecrans Ulysses S. Grant Which Union general led the “March to the Sea,” which devastated much of Georgia on a path Atlanta to Savannah
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A: William T. Sherman
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A:B: SavannahMacon C:D: Where was the capital of Georgia after the colonial time period? Atlanta Augusta
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Savannah B:
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A: B: Equal voting rights Demise of Jim Crow laws C: D: Separate but equal What was the best premise behind the 1896 Supreme Court decision Plessy v. Ferguson Women’s suffrage
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D: Separate but equal
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A: B: Unruly Behavior Delinquent Behavior C: D: Status Offense Which BEST describes the following if committed by juvenile Theft Involuntary Manslaughter Robbery Rape Misdemeanor
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Delinquent Behavior B:
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A: B: Declaration of Independence C: D: US Constitution What do the following people have in common Button Gwinnett George Walton Lyman Hall GA Constitution Bill of Rights
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Declaration of Independence B:
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