1. HOT SEAT

2. Continent

3. Hemisphere

4. Appalachian Plateau

5. Blue Ridge

6. Nation/Country

7. Coastal Plain

8. Valley & Ridge

9. Piedmont

10. Climate

11. Appalachian Mountains

12. Barrier Islands

13. Chattahoochee River

14. Fall Line

15. Okefenokee Swamp

16. Savannah River

17. Naval Stores

18. Physiographic Region

19. Mississippian Natives

20. wattle and daub

21. maize

22. commoners

23. elite

24. horticulture

25. missions

26. mercantilism

27. Hernando De Soto

28. Trustee

29. Trustee Period

30. Royal Period

31. Charter of 1732

32. debtor

33. defense

34. economics

35. indigo

36. mulberry trees

37. philanthropy

38. royal governor

39. worthy poor

40. W.R.I.S.T crops

41. yeoman farmer

42. Ebenezer/New Ebenezer

43. Highland Scots

44. Mary Musgrove

45. James Oglethorpe

46. Tomochichi

47. Darien

48. Buffer Colony

49. Malcontents

50. Salzburgers

51. Silk

52. French and Indian War

53. Proclamation of 1763

54. Seven Years War

55. Declaration of Independence

56. Georgia Constitution of 1777,

57. grievances

58. Button Gwinnett

59. Lyman Hall

60. Preamble

61. George Walton

62. Battle of Kettle Creek

63. Elijah Clark

64. Austin Dabney

65. Intolerable Acts

66. Liberty Boys

67. loyalists

68. patriots

69. Siege of Savannah

70. Stamp Act

71. Articles of Confederation

72. Sons of Liberty

73. Abraham Baldwin

74. Constitution

75. Constitutional Convention

76. William Few

77. Great Compromise

78. New Jersey Plan

79. Virginia Plan

80. Three-Fifths Compromise

81. S.A.L.M.A

82. Terminus

83. University of Georgia

84. Worcestor vs. Georgia

85. Creek Natives

86. Headright System

87. land lottery

88. Yazoo Act

89. Yazoo Land Fraud

90. railroad

91. Eli Whitney

92. William McIntosh

93. Red Stick War

94. Treaty of Indian Springs

95. White Sticks

96. Red Sticks

97. Cherokee Natives

98. Dahlonega Gold Rush

99. Indian Removal Act 1830

100. Andrew Jackson

101. John Marshall

102. John Ross

103. Trail of Tears

104. Treaty of New Echota

105. Cotton Gin

106. Compromise of 1850

107. Dred Scot Case

108. Election of 1860

109. Free States

110. Fugitive Slave Act

111. Georgia Platform,

112. Abraham Lincoln

113. Missouri Compromise

114. Nullification

115. secession

116. slave states

117. slavery

118. States’ Rights

119. Alexander Stephens

120. Anaconda Plan

121. Andersonville

122. Atlanta Campaign

123. Battle of Chickamaugua

124. blockade runners

125. Emancipation Proclamation

126. Ironclads

127. March to the Sea

128. William T. Sherman

129. Union Blockade

130. 13th amendment

131. 14th amendment

132. 15th amendment

133. black codes

134. Congressional Reconstruction

135. ratify

136. repeal

137. Constitutional Convention

138. Military Reconstruction

139. Freedmen’s Bureau

140. Ku Klux Klan (KKK)

141. Black Legislators

142. Sharecropping

143. Tenant Farming

144. Atlanta Compromise Speech

145. Joseph E. Brown

146. Bourbon Triumvirate

147. Alfred Colquitt

148. John B. Gordon

149. Convict Lease System

150. Henry Grady

151. International Cotton Exposition

152. New South

153. Populist Party,

154. Rural Free Delivery Act

155. Tom Watson

156. Poll Taxes

157. White Primary

158. Literacy Test

159. Grandfather Clause

160. Disenfranchisement

161. Atlanta Race Riot

162. John Hope

163. Lugenia Burns Hope

164. Jim Crow Laws

165. Plessy vs. Ferguson

166. Separate but Equal

167. W.E.B. DuBois

168. Alonzo Herndon

169. Booker T. Washington

170. Leo Frank Case

171. The Talented Tenth

172. Lusitania

173. Stock Market Crash of 1929

174. Zimmerman Telegram

175. World War I

176. Boll Weevil

177. Drought of 1924

178. Dust Bowl

179. Overproduction

180. Bank Failures

181. Reduction in Purchasing

182. County Unit System

183. Eugene Talmadge

184. Franklin D. Roosevelt

185. Warm Springs

186. Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA

187. Civilian Conservation Corp (CCC

188. Rural Electrification Act (REA)

189. Social Security Act (SSA)

190. New Deal

191. Lend Lease Act

192. Pearl Harbor

193. World War II

194. Bell Bomber Plant

195. Liberty Ships

196. Savannah and Brunswick Shipyards

197. Richard Russell

198. Carl Vinson

199. Great Migration

200. Ivan Allen

201. William B. Hartsfield

202. 1946 Governor’s Race

203. Ellis Arnall

204. Herman Talmadge

205. Melvin Thompson

206. 1956 State Flag

207. Brown vs Board of Education,

208. Sibley Commission

209. Albany Movement

210. Civil Rights Act

211. Martin Luther King Jr

212. John Lewis

213. March on Washington

214. Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)

215. Lester Maddox

216. Maynard Jackson

217. Andrew Young

218. Jimmy Carter

219. 1996 Olympic Games

220. Amendments

221. Bill of Rights

222. Georgia State Constitution

223. Preamble

224. Checks and Balances

225. Governor

226. Separation of Powers

227. Veto

228. Juries

229. Felony

230. General Election

231. Misdemeanor

232. Polling Place

233. Precinct

234. Primary Election

235. Referendum

236. Runoff Election

237. Special Election

238. Voting Qualifications

239. Floor Leader

240. Georgia General Assembly

241. Georgia State Representative

242. Georgia State Senator

243. Legislation

244. Legislative Branch

245. Majority Leader

246. Minority Leader

247. Speaker of the House

248. Conference Committee

249. Standing Committee

250. Joint Committee

251. Taxes

252. Tax Revenues

253. Executive Branch

254. Governor

255. Lieutenant Governor,

256. Attorney General

257. Appeal

258. Appellate

259. Chief Justice

260. Circuit

261. Judicial Branch

262. Jurisdiction

263. Limited Jurisdiction

264. Magistrate Court

265. Probate Court

266. State Court

267. Superior Court

268. Supreme Court

269. Court of Appeals

270. Justices

271. Civil Law

272. Crimes

273. Crime Law

274. Arraigned

275. Bail

276. Capital Crimes

277. Custody

278. Defendant

279. Felony

280. Grand Jury

281. Indictment

282. Plea Bargain

283. Suspect

284. Verdict

285. Delinquent

286. Delinquent Act

287. Unruly Act

288. Board of Commissioners

289. City Manager

290. Special Purpose Districts

291. Strong Mayor Government,

292. Weak Mayor Government,

293. Municipality

294. Municipal Charter

295. Deep Water Ports

296. Goods

297. Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport

298. Interstate Highway System,

299. Railroads

300. Services

301. Entrepreneur

302. Innovative

303. Profit

304. Economic Impact

305. Revenue

306. Expenditure

307. Income

308. Investing

309. Saving

310. Spending

311. Budget

312. Bankruptcy

313. Credit

314. Debt

315. Interest