
SS8H8 PreTest: WWI & Great Depression
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- Q1Which president established the Warm Springs Foundation to provide treatment to the medically ill?
Herbert Hoover
I don't know
Andrew Johnson
Andrew Jackson
Franklin Roosevelt30s - Q2Eugene Talmadge criticized the New Deal by stating that:The federal government didn't have the authority to implement programs in the state
It was unnecessary because Georgia wasn't affected by the Great Depression
It did not focus enough on education
It did not do enough to assist black citizens in Georgia and throughout the South
I don't know
30s - Q3Which of the following factors was not a cause of the Great Depression?
Overuse of credit
New Deal ProgramsOverspeculation of stocks
I don't know
Overproduction of crops (especially cotton) and low wages
30s - Q4The boll weevil infestation came to GA in 1915, and a severe drought hit the state in 1924. What impact did these events have on agriculture in GA?
Cotton became easier to grow and harvest, reducing labor costs
Price of cotton rose and growing it became more profitable
Demand for cotton decreased, and fewer fabrics were made from cotton
I don't know
Farmers grew less cotton overall, and some gave up farming altogether30s - Q5Why did Governor Eugene Talmadge strongly oppose President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal programs?They provided aid to African Americans.
They did not provide aid to black citizens in Georgia and throughout the South
I don't know
They would reduce executive power.
They did not provide aid to farmers.
30s - Q6What segment of Georgia's society contributed to the efforts of World War I by growing cotton and food?
Ordinary citizens
Factories
I don't know
FarmersMilitary
30s - Q7What segment of Georgia's society contributed to World War I by volunteering for military service and planting victory gardens?
Farmers
Factories
I don't know
Ordinary citizensMilitary
30s - Q8Georgia's factories contributed to the efforts of World War I by:
planting victory gardens
training recruits
I don't know
growing food and cotton
canning food and making clothing and bandages30s - Q9How did Georgia's military contribute to World War I?training recruits
planting victory gardens
I don't know
growing food
growing cotton
30s - Q10Ga experienced its worst recorded drought during 1930 and 1931. What can you conclude as to how the drought affected Georgia?
I don't know
It did not affect Georgia
The drought made it difficult for farmers to grow crops, which caused farmers to lose money and their farms. Many farmers moved to cities to find work in factories.It benefitted the economy of Georgia but forcing them to rely more on factories
None of these
30s - Q11What was the purpose of FDR visiting Warm Springs, Ga
I don't know
The U.S. government was temporarily moved there during the Great Depression
The Warm mineral springs helped with his Polio diseaseHe had a secret military bunker there
None of these
30s - Q12How did Roosevelt's ties to the State of Georgia affect Georgia during the Great Depression?
He threatened to cut off all help to Georgia because of Eugene Talmadge
I don't know
Ga benefitted from many New Deal Programs, and other things as a result of the president's presenceHe didn't have any effect on the state
None of these
30s - Q13President Franklin D. Roosevelt introduced many new programs during the New Deal. Which of the following is a New Deal program that still exists today?Social Security
I don't know
Rural Electrification Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Act
Civilian Conservation Corps
30s - Q14Which was NOT a cause of the Great Depression?
I don't know
overproducing farm products
saving excess amounts moneyspeculating in the stock market
borrowing more money than could be repaid
30s - Q15Great Depression was:a severe economic downturn that began with the stock market crash of 1929 and lasted until World War II
I don't know
the time period that preceded (came before) World War I
a time period when African Americans received equal rights in Georgia and throughout the South
a period of national mourning following the death of Franklin Roosevelt
30s