| A | B |
|---|
| The founder of Georgia | James Oglethorpe |
| What Ocean which borders Georgia | Atlantic Ocean |
| Georgia State Tree | Live Oak |
| The year the state (Georgia) was Founded | 1732 |
| Date Georgia became a state | January 2, 1788 |
| Capital of Georgia | Atlanta |
| Inventor of the cotton gin | Eli Whitney |
| Names the states that borders Georgia | Florida, Tennessee, Alabama, South Carolina, and North Carolina |
| Georgia Signers of the constitution | Abraham Balwin and William Few |
| Signer of the constitution beginning with the letter (WF) | William Few |
| Signer of the constitution beginning with the letter (AB) | Abraham Balwin |
| Abbreviation of Georgia | GA. |
| The two nicknames for Georgia | The Peach State and The Empire State of the South |
| Georgia's State Bird | Brown Thrasher |
| Georgia State Flower | Cherokee Rose |
| Georgia State Song | "Georgia On My Mind" |
| Highest Point in the state of Georgia | Brasstown Bald Peak (4,784FT) |
| Gorvernor of Georgia | Sonny Perdue |
| Georgia is the nation's major producer of | Peanuts and Peaches "Remember GA Peach" |
| Large amusement park west of ATlanta | Six Flag over Georgia |
| Name the five largest cities in Georgia | Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus, Savannah, Macon |
| Georgia was named after what king? | King George |
| Who was the 39th President | Jimmy Carter |
| Founder of The Girl Scout | Juliette Gordon Low |
| What was the Trail of Tears | Cherokee forced to leave Georgia. 4,000 Indians died on there way to Okalahoma |
| First Black Major | Maynard Jackson |
| Author who wrote "Gone with The Wind" | Margaret Mitchell |
| Name of the famous Onion in Georgia | Vidalia |
