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4. Final Jeopardy
Round 1
Round 2
Jo-Jo
Sweet Lily
Connie

5. Civil Rights 2
Governors
Civil Rights
Miscellaneous
Agriculture
Atlanta
Round 2
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Final Jeopardy
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Scores
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6. $100
Population in the rural areas of GA ______________ during this time period (post WWII).
A. decreased
B. increased
C. stayed the same
D. topped all expectation

7. $100
Decreased
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8. Since the Civil War, advances in which field have contributed
MOST to the growth of GA’s
economy?
A. consumer products
B. manufacturing
C. tourism
D. agriculture
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9. $200
manufacturing
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10. $300 Which of the following best describes GA’s economy after WWII?
A. Thanks to wartime demands and the New Deal, cotton became GA’s key crop.
B. It featured new industries and more diversified farming.
C. Agriculture no longer played an important role thanks to the growth of cities and industries.
D. Rural farmers prospered thanks to more diversified crops, but cities suffered from a decline in population.

11. B. It featured new industries and more diversified farming.
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B. It featured new industries and more diversified farming.
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12. $400 Why are Georgians less likely to own farm animals today?
A. Owning farm animals has become too expensive.
B. There is higher tax now on farm animals than before WWII.
C. Most Georgians live in urban or suburban areas.
D. The population of rural communities in GA has continued to grow.

13. C. Most Georgians live in urban or suburban areas.
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C. Most Georgians live in urban or suburban areas.
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14. $500
After WWII, one of GA’s most important agricultural products was
A. goats
B. cattle
C. sheep
D. poultry

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poultry
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16. $100
Which statement BEST explains William B. Hartsfield’s importance to aviation?
A. He enjoyed riding in planes.
B. He was afraid to fly.
C. He worked to make planes safer.
D. He was the father of aviation in GA.

17. D. He was the father of aviation in GA.
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D. He was the father of aviation in GA.
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18. $200
 Served as mayor of ATL from
Removed “colored” signs from city hall
Continued Hartsfield’s policies on peaceful integration
Helped to bring the Braves to Atlanta
Using the information above, which leader can be identified by these accomplishments?
A. Ivan Allen
B. Sam Mussell
C. Andrew Young
D. Lester Maddox

19. $200
A. Ivan Allen
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20. $300
Hank Aaron is BEST known for …
A. being a member of the Jackson 5
B. helping mayor Allen to build several hotels in ATL
C. breaking Babe Ruth’s homerun record
D. owning the Atlanta Braves during the World Series

21. C. breaking Babe Ruth’s homerun record
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C. breaking Babe Ruth’s homerun record
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22. Daily
Double

23. $400
The ____ were the first professional sports team to be located in the South. A. The Atlanta Hawks B. The Atlanta Braves C. The Atlanta Thrashers D. The Georgia Bulldogs

24. $400
B. The Atlanta Braves
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25. $500
Hartsfield served as…
A. as an ambassador to Iraq
B. governor of our state during the Civil Rights Movement
C. mayor of Atlanta for longer than any other person in history
D. mayor of Atlanta during Reconstruction

26. C. mayor of Atlanta for longer than any other person in history
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C. mayor of Atlanta for longer than any other person in history
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27. $100
Ellis Arnall was the first governor to serve a term of ____ years. (Hint: The same number of years as today.)
A. 2 years
B. 4 years
C. 6 years
D. 8 years

28. $100
4 years
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29. $200
The famous controversy surrounding the 3 governors of 1946 came about because…
A. Ellis Arnall was impeached and removed from office
B. Herman Talmadge and Eugene Talmadge were on the same ballot
C. Eugene Talmadge died before taking office leaving 3 men to argue over who was governor
D. Carmicheal got more popular votes, Arnall refused to leave, and Thompson filed charges

30. $200
C. Eugene Talmadge died before taking office leaving 3 men to argue over who was governor
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31. $300
Which offices did Herman Talmadge hold that influenced this time period?
A. mayor of Atlanta and governor
B. governor and US senator
C. governor, US senator, and president
D. governor and president of the NAACP

32. B. governor and US senator
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B. governor and US senator
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33. $400
Herman Talmadge is MOST remembered for his stand on _________.
A. the tax for education
B. the governor’s term of office
C. segregation in public facilities
D. construction of new highways

34. C. segregation in public facilities
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35. $500
Which of the following is NOT true of former governor Ellis Arnall?
A. He regained the accreditation for Georgia’s Universities.
B. He did away with the chain gang system in Georgia.
C. He refused to serve blacks in his downtown restaurant rather than integrate.
D. He led Georgia to become the first state in the nation to give 18 year olds the right to vote.

36. $500
C. He refused to serve blacks in his downtown restaurant rather than integrate.
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37. $100
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. supported a ______ approach to change.
A. unified
B. democratic
C. complex
D. nonviolent

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D. nonviolent
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Benjamin Mays served as a mentor to ______.
A. Rosa Parks
B. Andrew Young
C. Maynard Jackson
D. Martin Luther King, Jr.

40. $200
D. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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41. $300
What earlier US Supreme Court decision did the ruling in Brown v. BOE overturn?
A. Plessy v. Ferguson
B. Worchester v. Georgia
C. Dred Scott v. Sanford
D. Cummings v. Richmand County

42. $300
A. Plessy v. Ferguson
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43. $400 The purpose of the Sibley Commission was to…
A. study the problem of school integration.
B. develop a plan for securing more jobs for blacks
C. set a series of meetings to bring blacks and whites together
D. make recommendations for desegregation of public transportation

44. A. study the problem of school integration.
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A. study the problem of school integration.
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45. $500
Which of the following would an African American citizen MOST likely be supportive of?
A. the politics of Herman Talmadge
B. integration
C. segregation
D. the 1956 flag

46. $500
B. integration
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47. $100
What student group was formed to lead protests, sit-ins, marches, and boycotts as part of the Civil Rights Movement?
A.CORE
B. SCLC
C.SNCC
D.NAACP

48. $100
C.SNCC
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49. $200
Who was one of the first African Americans admitted to the University of Georgia?
A. Benjamin Mays
B. Andrew Young
C. Hamilton Holmes
D. Maynard Jackson

50. $200
C. Hamilton Holmes
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51. $300
Which group was NOT involved with the Albany Movement?
A. NAACP
B. SCLC
C. SNCC
D. King’s Troops

52. $300
D. King’s Troops
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53. $400
In 1961 in a small south Georgia town, MLK, Jr. and over 500 of his supporters were jailed in response to their protests. What is the name given to this action?
A. The Valdosta Protest
B. The Albany Movement
C. Savannah’s Salvation
D. Macon Madness

54. $400
B. The Albany Movement
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55. $500
Which statement does NOT describe the Civil Rights Act?
A. It was begun by President Kennedy.
B. It was signed in 1964.
C. Martin Luther King, Jr. signed it into law.
D. President Johnson signed it into law.

56. C. Martin Luther King, Jr. signed it into law.
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C. Martin Luther King, Jr. signed it into law.
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57. $100
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. led what event in our nation’s capital in 1963 to show support for the Civil Rights Act?
A. Freedom Fest
B. March on Washington
C. NAACP Day
D. Albany Movement

58. $100
B. March on Washington
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59. $200
Who was the first African American mayor of Atlanta?
A. Maynard Jackson
B. Sam Massell
C. Hamilton Holmes
D. Andrew Young

60. $200
A. Maynard Jackson
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61. $300
What event was the MOST significant in Andrew Young’s political career?
A. He was a prominent African American involved in the stock market.
B. He was the youngest African American governor ever elected.
C. He was the first African American to graduate from the University of Georgia.
D. He was the first African American since Reconstruction to be elected to the House of Representatives from GA.

62. $300
D. He was the first African American since Reconstruction to be elected to the House of Representatives from GA.
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63. $400
Which mayor of Atlanta promoted the need to expand the airport and promoted the arts during his terms?
A. Ivan Allen
B. Sam Massell
C. Andrew Young
D. Maynard Jackson

64. $400
D. Maynard Jackson
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65. $500
Which statement does NOT illustrate Georgia’s initial reaction to the Brown v. BOE decision?
A. The governor pledged not to integrate schools
B. Georgia citizens voted 3 to 2 to close schools rather than integrate them.
C. The Sibley Commission traveled throughout the state encouraging the peaceful desegregation of schools.
D. The General Assembly voted to cut off state funds to schools that desegregated.

66. $500
C. The Sibley Commission traveled throughout the state encouraging the peaceful desegregation of schools.
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67. Final Jeopary Question
Jeopardy
What do you remember?
Final Jeopary Question
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68. Who would MOST likely agree with the following quote?
“US citizens have a basic right to freely decide who they will, and will not, associate with. It is not only unconstitutional, it is indecent for any government official to force any citizen to mix with those he, or she, prefers not to.” A. Lester Maddox
B. Benjamin Mays
C. William Hartsfield
D. Hank Aaron

69. A. Lester Maddox
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