 Land Lottery  Yazoo Land Fraud  To distribute Indian lands to new settlers.

 Land Lottery

 Yazoo Land Fraud

 To distribute Indian lands to new settlers

 Alexander McGillivray

 He signed a treaty giving up the last Creek lands in Georgia to the federal government.

 Creeks  Cherokees

 Trail of Tears

 Oklahoma

 Sequoyah made a syllabary – Cherokee alphabet

 Gold

 John Ross

 John Marshall

 Spain, England, France

 Gold, Glory & God

 Hernando de Soto

 state income tax

 property taxes

 education

 fiscal

 St. Augustine

 More exports than imports

 Fort King George

 mercantilism

 Jamestown

 Paleo, Archaic, Woodland, Mississippian

 To find food

 Archaic

 Began to cultivate plants

 Paleo

 Temple mound

 Woodland

 checking

 when interest is low

 decline

 Savannah

 trucks

 Coastal Plain  Piedmont  Ridge and Valley  Appalachian Plateau  Blue Ridge

 Piedmont & Coastal Plain

 Alabama  Tennessee  North Carolina  South Carolina  Florida

 Piedmont

 Appalachian Plateau

 Coastal Plain

 Okefenokee Swamp

 Coastal Plain

 Brasstown Bald

 John Reynolds  Henry Ellis  James Wright

 royal

 malcontents

 13

 St. Mary’s River

 Great Britain  France

 To get money to repay war debts, Great Britain taxed the colonists on the premise that the war had been necessary to protect the colonies from France

 Boston Massacre

 Declaration of Independence

 Proclamation of 1763

 Intolerable Acts

 Battle of Kettle Creek

 Stamp Act

 Thomas Jefferson

 George Washington

 Elijah Clarke

 Nancy Hart

 Savannah remained in British hands.

 Patriots

 Austin Dabney

 George Walton  Lyman Hall  Button Gwinnett

 municipality

 159

 Savannah

 Athens-Clarke  Augusta-Richmond

 mayor-council  council-manager  commission

 Special district government

 mayor-council

 Articles of Confederation

 John Adam Treutlen

 Abraham Baldwin  William Few

 To Revise the Articles of Confederation

 James Oglethorpe, 1733

 Yamacraws

 Catholics, liquor dealers, lawyers, blacks

 Savannah

 King George II

 The Ann

 In the past, the governor showed too much loyalty to the king.

 Mary Musgrove

 squares

 Savannah River

 Ebenezer/New Ebenezer

 The Salzburgers

 slavery  sale of rum  land ownership

 Highland Scots

 Yamacraw Bluff

 Battle of Bloody Marsh

 Could not hold office.  Could not get paid.  Could not own land.

 40 days

 No—that is a federal issue

 appropriation bills

 21 years old  a citizen of GA for at least one year  a resident of the district from which elected for one year

 25 years old  a citizen of Ga. for at least 2 years  a resident of the district from which he is elected for at least one year

 2 years

 senate

 180

 Georgia General Assembly

 standing

 becomes a law

 56

 committee

 Lieutenant Governor

 A majority

 Speaker of the House

 2/3 vote of both houses

 conference

 UGA

 To follow the major part of the population

 Methodists  Baptists

 cotton gin

 Land for the university was donated by the federal government.

 Eli Whitney

 Western and Atlantic

 Federalists  Anti-Federalists

 to pay taxes

 naturalization

 Republican and Democratic

 Secretary of State

 18

 northern states

 John Brown

 states’ rights

 Maine

 Harriet Beecher Stowe

 California

 sectionalism

 Joseph Brown

 The Georgia Platform

 To require the return of runaway slaves to their owners

 The Dred Scott Decision

 Alexander Stephens

 blockade runners

 Anaconda Plan

 General William T. Sherman

 Gettysburg  Pennsylvania

 Atlanta Campaign  Savannah Campaign

 Andersonville

 Antietam

 It was the railroad center.

 Emancipation Proclamation

 To punish the southern rebelling states

 13 th Amendment

 10% Plan

 Gave blacks the right to vote

 Freedmen’s Bureau

 Black Codes

 Made blacks citizens

 Abolish slavery

 Sharecroppers owned nothing but their labor, while tenant farmers owned animals and equipment to use working other people’s land.

 Ku Klux Klan

 5 Years

 He did not have the right to hold political office according to the constitution.

 14 th Amendment

 Jim Crow Laws

 Plessy v. Ferguson

 Plessy v. Ferguson, 1896

 Poll taxes  grandfather clause  Gerrymandering  literacy tests

 Drought  Boll weevil

 stock speculation  borrowing more money than could be repaid  overproduction

 Black Thursday – October 24  Black Tuesday – October 29

 Herbert Hoover

 Georgia was already in a depression.

 Laissez-faire

 Eugene Talmadge

44

 rural voters

 Franklin D. Roosevelt

 The New Deal Programs

 Agricultural Adjustment Act

 Rural Electrification Agency (REA)

 property owners

 Social Security

 England and Soviet Union

 Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, Ottoman Empire

 the assassination of Franz Ferdinand of the Austrian Hungarian empire by a Serbian terrorist

 Growing food  Making uniforms and material for them  Transporting arms and soldiers

 Great Britain, France, United States and Russia

 Poland

 Germany, Japan, Italy

 Great Britain, the United States, the Soviet Union

 the Holocaust

 The Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor

 Adolf Hitler

 the lend-lease aid

 suburban

 diversified economy

 technology

 Over 50%

 urban sprawl

 William Hartsfield

 Hispanics

 Hartsfield

 air pollution

 Ivan Allen

 Ellis Arnall

 Lester Maddox

 Jackie Robinson

 Brown v. Board of Education Topeka, Kansas 1954

 Civil Rights Act of 1964

 Nonviolent protests

 Sibley Commission

 March on Washington, 1963

 Black Panthers

 Benjamin Mays

 Ellis Arnall

 education

 3% sales tax

 2000

 Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)

 NAACP

 The Albany Movement 1961

 Maynard Jackson

 Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes

 Lester Maddox

 March on Washington

 Andrew Young

 Plains, Georgia

 Member of Plains school board  Ga. state senate  Ga. state governor  President

 urban areas

 One political party-- Democratic

 Iranian

 Jimmy Carter

 Sonny Perdue

 Department of Education

 1996 Summer Olympics

 John S. Pemberton

 advertising

 A person who takes risks to start a business

 Asa Candler

 Juliette Gordon Low

 Coca-Cola  Home Depot  Delta Air Lines

 Margaret Mitchell

 executive

 Legislative  Executive  Judicial

 judicial

 veto

 11

 separation of powers

 voters

 30 years old  a citizen of the US for 15 years  a resident of Georgia for 6 years

 assigning Senate bills to committee

 Speaker of the House

88

 judicial

 legislative, executive, judicial

 Attorney General

 Secretary of State

 undefined number of years

 The Rural Free Delivery Bill

 The Atlanta Race Riot of 1906

 The rural areas of the state

 The Knights of Mary Phagan

 Leo Frank

 The New South

 The International Cotton Exposition

 The Bourbon Triumvirate

 Henry Grady

 Joseph Brown  Alfred Colquitt  John Gordon

 Rebecca Latimer Felton

 farmers

 cotton

 municipal courts  magistrate courts  probate courts  juvenile courts

 death penalty cases

 Grand Jury

 6 years

77

 criminal and civil

 state

 felonies

 17

 plaintiff

 Taken into custody

 bail

 misdemeanors

 delinquent act

 Appointed by superior court judges

 community service

 Intake officer

 status offense

 W.E.B. DuBois

 John Hope

 Booker T. Washington

 Carl Vinson

 The B-29 aircraft

 Richard Russell

 FDR used the warm mineral waters of Warm Springs to ease his polio.

 Atlanta Mutual Insurance Company

 Brunswick and Savannah

 Rural Electrification Agency (REA)

 Warm Springs, Ga.

 Atlanta

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