A) Emory University B) Harvard University C) The University of North Carolina D) The University of Georgia
A) Georgia needed a university to match other states' education programs B) Land grants made it possible to provide public education opportunities C) Without it, Athens would have died D) To compete against Georgia Tech
A) It needed to be moved away from the ocean in case of an attack. B) To hide it from our enemies. C) The citizens wanted it to be Atlanta and needed to slowly move the capital closer. D) The people kept moving west, and so went the capital with the people.
A) To create a buffer zone of new settlers in GA's backcountry B) Established a method of counting population C) Provided an organized system of collecting taxes D) Administered voting and election districts
A) headright systems B) freedom fighters C) land lotteries D) Yazoo deals
A) claimed land that had been acquired illegally B) took land from the Native Americans by force C) made illegal treaties with the Native Americans D) bribed legislators so they could buy land cheaply
A) Georgia's western border became the Mississippi River B) Georgia's borders did not change. C) Georgia's southern border became St. Mary's River D) Georgia's western border became the Chattahoochee River
A) establish a women's only school B) educate GA's militia C) educate GA's slave population D) Make education available to all people, not just the wealthy
A) William Few B) Abraham Baldwin C) Lyman Hall D) John Milledge
A) S.A.L.M.A B) S.E.L.M.A C) S.L.A.M.A. D) L.E.S.M.A
A) It established a method of counting the population B) It provided an organized system of collecting taxes C) It administered voting and election districts D) To distribute newly gained lands and promote westward expansion
A) The federal government wanted to set that land aside for the Indian population B) The state did not have the millions of dollars required to purchase the land from Spain. C) They did not need the land because people desired to stay closer to the eastern coast for trade. D) The state could not claim the land because the General Assembly illegally sold it to private companies. |