GMAS Review TOTD 5

For what reason did Franklin D. Roosevelt spend so much time in Georgia?

• His wife's family lived in Georgia

• He was born in Georgia

• He was best friends with Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge

• He frequently came to Warm Springs for therapy for polio - a disease which had caused his legs to become paralyzed.

How did changes in agricultural techniques and equipment alter the distribution of Georgia's population in the mid to late 20th century?

• New farming technology enticed more people to become farmers

• New farming technology required fewer farm workers causing many people to move to urban areas around cities

• New farming techniques created need for more sharecroppers in Georgia

• New farming techniques created the need for more enslaved people to work in the fields

What was the immediate result of the March on Washington in 1963?

• The Sibley Commission polled thousands of Georgians to get their opinions of handling integration of public schools

• The SNCC boarded busses bound for southern states to protest segregation

• It created momentum for the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to be passed in Congress.

• Andrew Young would be named US Ambassador to the United Nations in 1964

How did former President Jimmy Carter support human rights around the world?

• He taught Sunday School classes at his church in Plains, GA

• His organization monitored fair democratic elections in developing countries replacing former dictatorships

• He awarded former President Bill Clinton the Presidential Medal of Freedom for his honesty and integrity

• He partnered with former President Ronald Reagan in ending communism in the former Soviet Union

Which Atlanta sporting event gave the city an image of being a truly "International City?"

• The Super Bowl in 2013

• The 2010 SEC Championship Game

• The March Madness Final Four in 1996

• The 1996 Olympic Games

Which of these would be a delinquent act by a juvenile in Georgia?

• Skipping school without permission from your parents

• Driving without a license

• Shoplifting some Snickers bars and chewing gum from the Circle K

• Not obeying your teachers and administrators in school

Which of these in a right of juveniles in Georgia when taken into custody?

• To miss school

• To a fair trial

• To disobey parents

• To staying out late after curfew

Which one of these would be an example of income?

• Putting money in a savings account at a bank

• Taking out a loan for a new pair of Jordans

• Being paid a set amount for mowing someone's yard once a week for the summer

• Buying a new iPhone 15 Pro

Which of these causes a significant risk to your credit rating?

• paying higher sales taxes

• paying higher interest rates

• applying for more credit cards

• having a higher credit score