Milestones Review Units 9-11
Across
- 4. Global conflict from 1939 to 1945; U.S. joined after the attack on Pearl Harbor
- 6. Atlanta mayor who promoted aviation and worked with civil rights leaders
- 8. Long-serving Georgia senator who supported military preparedness
- 9. Cargo ships built during World War II; 187 made in Georgia
- 10. Another name for the Independent Democrats
- 13. Site of Japanese attack that brought the U.S. into World War II
- 18. Progressive Georgia governor who lowered the voting age and ended the poll tax
- 21. Series of events showcasing Atlanta’s growth and attracting Northern investment
- 23. Managing editor of the Atlanta Journal who promoted the New South
- 26. Founder of the Atlanta Mutual Life Insurance Company
- 27. Ports in Georgia where Liberty Ships were constructed during World War II
- 28. Group that investigated school integration and recommended gradual desegregation
- 29. Supreme Court case that legalized segregation through "separate but equal"
Down
- 1. Civil rights leader who fought for immediate social and political equality
- 2. Three Governors Controversy resulting from Eugene Talmadge's death after winning election
- 3. Leader who believed African-Americans should gain education and economic skills before pushing for civil rights
- 5. Georgia native who served as President, governor, and won the Nobel Peace Prize
- 7. State laws that denied African-Americans citizenship rights and enforced segregation
- 8. Act by Tom Watson providing free mail delivery to rural areas
- 11. Georgia politician known for rural free delivery and shifting from progressive to segregationist views
- 12. Georgia Congressman and military advocate who served 25 terms in the U.S. House
- 14. Supreme Court case that ended segregation in public schools
- 15. Political group of farmers against banks, railroads, and elites; included whites and blacks
- 16. Period after Reconstruction focusing on Southern economic diversification and Northern investment
- 17. Speech by Booker T. Washington calling for black economic progress and white trust at the International Cotton Exposition
- 19. Law that allowed the U.S. to send supplies to Allies in exchange for military base rights
- 20. Marietta factory that produced B-29 bombers during World War II
- 22. Dubois' idea that an educated elite would lead the fight against segregation
- 24. Atlanta mayor who helped develop the city and supported the civil rights movement
- 25. 48 hour attack in 1906 Atlanta sparked by economic tension and false reports of assaults