Exit Ticket Post WW2

After World War 2 Georgia's population shifted from mostly urban areas to more rural areas.

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Ivan Allen Jr. was nicknamed "The Father of Atlanta Aviation" and credited with bringing an airport to Atlanta.

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William Hartsfield was a progressive mayor who supported the integration of Atlanta's public schools.

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The Governor's Race of 1946 was resolved when Georgia's General Assembly selected Herman Talmadge to be governor.

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Georgia's White primary was outlawed but Eugene Talmadge promised to bring it back if he was elected.

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The white primary system disenfranchised white voters.

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Ivan Allen Jr. was a progressive mayor who began integrating City Hall on his first day in office.

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William Hartsfield was known for bringing professional sports to Atlanta.

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Agricultural Technology, new fertilizers and pesticides, less demand for cotton and increased manufacturing led to a major population shift in GA.

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