Across
- 4. The mid-20th-century era of activism for racial equality led by MLK Jr.
- 5. The 1930s federal programs that brought electricity and aid to rural Georgia
- 6. The 1921 insect infestation that devastated Georgia’s cotton crops.
- 7. In 1752, Georgia's status changed when the Trustees surrendered their charter to the King.
- 10. The 1977 event when a former Georgia governor became U.S. President.
- 12. The official document from King George II authorizing the Georgia colony.
- 14. General Sherman's 1864 campaign of destruction from Atlanta to Savannah.
- 15. of Tears: The 1838 forced removal of the Cherokee from North Georgia to Oklahoma.
- 16. A major 1863 Confederate victory in northwest Georgia.
- 17. In 1785, the University of Georgia became the first state-chartered university.
- 19. The 1861 event where Georgia officially left the Union to join the Confederacy.
- 20. The Civil War naval strategy (part of the "Anaconda Plan") that choked off Georgia’s ports and ruined its economy.
- 21. The 1829 discovery in Dahlonega that sparked the first major U.S. gold fever.
- 23. In 1870, Georgia became the last Confederate state to rejoin the Union.
- 24. The first 20 years of the colony's history (1732–1752) when it was governed by a board in London.
- 25. The conflict where Georgia signed the Declaration of Independence in 1776.
Down
- 1. The 1930s federal programs that brought electricity and aid to rural Georgia
- 2. An 1795 event where legislators were bribed to sell land at cheap prices.
- 3. The 1832 Supreme Court case concerning Cherokee sovereignty
- 8. The global sporting event held in Atlanta during the summer of 1996.
- 9. The notorious Confederate prisoner-of-war camp where thousands of Union soldiers died from disease and malnutrition.
- 11. Located along coast on barrier islands and inland through the Okefenokee Swamp
- 13. The 1742 victory that ended Spanish claims to Georgia.
- 18. A major desegregation campaign in southwest Georgia that served as a testing ground for MLK Jr.’s nonviolent tactics.
- 22. The four-year conflict (1861–1865) that drastically changed the state.
