Java Games: Flashcards, matching, concentration, and word search.

Early 20th c. WWI-WWII Test Review 2017

AB
What were the underlying causes of WWI?Nationalism, Militarism, and Imperialism.
What event sparked the beginning of World War I?Europeans had established alliances when the Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated.
What factors led U.S. in to enter WWI?Unrestricted sub warfare & Zimmerman Telegram
What led to economic growth in GA during WWI?Military bases and cotton textiles for uniforms.
What led' GA into a depression before the rest of the country?Environmental factors of boll weevil and drought caused crop failure.
What was a result of the infestation of the boll weevil?Farmers went into debt, moved to urban areas, agricultural businesses struggled.
What event began the Great Depression?The stock market collapsed.
What is the major reason that the stock market crashed?Investors had borrowed money to buy stocks and panicked when prices begin to fall.
What was a result of bank closings during Depression?Many average Americans lost all their savings.
What are causes of the Great Depression?Borrowing to buy stocks, risky loans, reduction in purchasing.
Which New Deal program provided jobs for young single men building forest trails and roads, planting trees, and building parks and government facilities?Civilian Conservation Corps
What is the Social Security Act?It set up a system of pensions for older people.
Which of President Roosevelt's programs attempted to raise the price of crops by limiting supply?Agricultural Adjustment Act
The Rural Electrification A New Deal program of FDR did what?Extended electrical lines to the countryside for rural citizens.
Describe Eugene Talmadge's career.White racist supremacist; County Unit System helped him win governorship during much of the Great Depression.
How did Governor Talmadge react to President Roosevelt's policies?He disliked Roosevelt's New Deal and fought their implementation in Georgia.
Eugene Talmadge was famous for using the power of governor, but it backfired on him and cost him relection whenHe fired two Georgia college professors for wanting to desegregate.
Why did the Japanese attack the U.S?They thought the U.S. was the only force in the Pacific that could stop them from taking over East Asia.
What were results of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor?U.S. declared war on Japan the next day; U.S. lost several battleships and airplanes; the Germans declared war on the U.S. to support Japan as allies.
President Roosevelt got around the Neutrality Acts by doing what?Convincing Congress to pass Lend-Lease Act for our Allies.
Georgia's contribution to winning WWII wereBuilding Liberty Ships, Bell Aircraft B-29 bombers, producing food for soldiers, and providing military bases to house and train troops.
What horrible event was caused by the fascist policy of extreme racism in Nazi Germany?the Holocaust
Why did President Roosevelt build a vacation home in GA?For treatment of his polio in Warm Springs.
What were ways President Roosevelt impacted GA?REA provided electricity to rural farmers making life easier; Created treatment center in Warm Springs to help paralyzed patients; SS for income for older people.
President Roosevelt's program to hire workers to help develop the grounds in national parks represents which one of the three R's?Relief. Workers received pay for work which helped struggling families have money for food and necessities.
Bell Aircraft is important becauseit produced B-29 bombers for WWII, employed about 28,000 workers including women and African Americans, and established a modern industry in GA.
The Savannah and Brunswick shipyards were important to the war effort during WWII becauseThey constructed many transport ships carrying supplies and war material to the troops.
Who are they and what is true about GA political leaders serving in Congress during WWII?Carl Vinson and Richard Russell pushed for a strong military to protect the U.S.
Describe Carl Vinson.House of Representatives for 50 yrs., father of the two ocean Navy, pushed to add aircraft to the Navy before WWII



This activity was created by a Quia Web subscriber.
Learn more about Quia
Create your own activities