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Which of these BEST describes the official status of African Americans in the United States during World War I?

• Undifferentiated from white Americans

• Superior to white Americans

• Some slavery still existed

• Separate but “equal”

Which of these was a factor in the U.S. entry in World War I?

• The halt of the German army

• The sinking of the Lusitania

• The signing of a peace agreement

• The death of the heir to the Italian throne

A major stock market collapse that led to investors losing over 40 billion dollars

• Worl War 1

• Zimmermann Telegram

• Lusitania

• Stock Market Crash of 1929

An intense devotion/loyalty to ones own ethnic group

• Allies

• Nationalism

• Slavic

• Central Powers

Provided insurance for the elderly, unemployed and disabled

• Civilian Conservation Corps

• Social Security Act

• Agricultural Adjustment Act

• Rural Electrification

Which of the following had the LEAST effect on Georgia's economy during World War I?

• farms

• textile mills

• aerospace factories

• military training camps

Georgia becoming too reliant on cotton causing the state's economy to become vulnerable, allowing what later environmental development to cripple the state's economy?

• the Dust Bowl

• the boll weevil infestation

• hurricane of 1898

• Southeast tornado outbreak of 1875

Why did Governor Eugene Talmadge strongly oppose President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal programs?

• They did not provide aid to farmers.

• They would reduce executive power.

• They would lead to industrial pollution.

• They provided aid to African Americans.

Why was the Rural Electrification Administration important to Georgia?

• The state imported most of its electricity from other states

• Much of Georgia's population lived in rural areas that did not have access to electricity

• The state's economy relied on factories

• A lack of electricity in Georgia's cities caused people to move to rural areas

World War I began with which two countries?

• Germany & Austria-Hungary

• Austria-Hungary & Serbia

• Serbia & Germany

• Austria & Hungary