100 questions Help! What two hemispheres is Georgia located in?

What continent is Georgia on?

What nation is Georgia a part of?

What region of the nation is Georgia in?

What region of Georgia receives the most precipitation?

What physical feature of Georgia separates the Coastal Plain and the Piedmont?

In which region of Georgia can you find the Okefenokee Swamp and the barrier islands?

What physical feature starts in the Blue Ridge region, flows across the state of Georgia, and creates the border between Georgia and Alabama?

What region of Georgia is known as the “TAG” region and is in the NW corner of the state?

What physical feature is located off the coast of Georgia and provides protection from hurricanes to the Georgia coast?

What region of Georgia is characterized by low open valleys and narrow ridges and is home to Dalton, the carpet capital of the world?

What physical feature of Georgia is used for trade and makes up the eastern border of the state?

What region of Georgia is the most populated and is known as the “foot of the mountains”?

What physical feature is the largest swamp in North America and can be found in the SE part of the state?

List two weapons/tools used by the Mississippian Indians.

List three foods farmed by the Mississippian Indians.

The Mississippians organized themselves into a chiefdom. What does “chiefdom” mean?

List the materials the Mississippians used to build their shelters. It must be the vocabulary used in class.

What was the purpose of the earthen mounds built by the Mississippian Indians?

What was the importance of the Charter of 1732?

List the three reasons for the establishment of the colony of Georgia as described in the Charter of 1732.

What was the land originally called where the city of Savannah was established?

Who was Hernando De Soto?

Why did the Spanish build missions on the barrier islands?

What region of Georgia is known for its textiles and carpet industry?

Why is James Oglethorpe significant to Georgia’s history?

Why is Tomochichi significant to Georgia’s history?

Why is Mary Musgrove significant to Georgia’s history?

Why did the Salzburgers come to the new colony of Georgia?

Why did Oglethorpe agree to let a group of Jewish people into the colony despite the original rules in the Charter of 1732?

What role did the Highland Scots play in the new colony?

Why were the Malcontents unhappy?

What was the land originally called where the city of Savannah was established?

List two rules for the new colony from the Trustee Period.

List two changes to the laws made during the Royal Colony (think slavery, alcohol, and land ownership).

What region of Georgia is the most populated and is known as the “foot of the mountains”?

Who was the French and Indian War fought between?

What was the significance of the Proclamation of 1763?

Why did Britain implement the Stamp Act?

Name three causes of the American Revolution as identified by your standard.

Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?

What are the three main parts of the Declaration of Independence?

Identify the three Georgians who signed the Declaration of Independence.

List the five goods produced in colonial Georgia.

List two reasons why most colonists in Georgia were Loyalists.

Who won the Battle of Kettle Creek?

Why did the British and the Patriots want control of the city of Savannah?

Name two weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation.

Name the five cities that have served as the capital of Georgia.

Why has the capital moved throughout our history?

What was the Great Compromise?

What was the 3/5 Compromise?

Why was University of Georgia established?

Name the five cities that have served as the capital of Georgia.

Why has the capital moved throughout our history?

Name the three ways that land was distributed in Georgia.

What was the headright system?

What were the land lotteries?

Name the two technological developments that impacted Georgia’s expansion westward.

Explain the impact of the cotton gin on Georgia.

What were the two sides of the Civil War?

Why did the south call themselves the Confederate States of America?

Name two causes of the Civil War.

What was the Compromise of 1850?

How did the election of 1860 lead to the Civil War?

What was the Supreme Court ruling in the Dred Scott case?

What was the issue of nullification and how did it lead to the Civil War?

Who was William McIntosh and what was his impact on Georgia?

Who was John Ross and how did he impact the Cherokee in Georgia?

Who was John Marshall and why was he significant?

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What Was The Haitian Revolution Timeline?

True or false When heat flows to an object, it can change states.

when did the black death begin

eating food what must be done before the action​

How did the potential energy of the two vehicles ehange? Did the potential energy of one vehicle change more than the
ether why do you think so?

List the nation’s identified by each letter
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Which choice describes the Djanggawul Sisters in Aboriginal mythology?

SELECT 2 ANSWERS


1. The Djanggawuls produced humans.


2. The Djanggawuls left holy marks on the ground in the lands they visited.


3. The Djanggawul Sisters were tricksters.


4. There were three Djanggawul sisters.

What were lords/nobles called in japan

how did colonist react to stamp act​

Which philosopher, scientist, and mathematician developed laws of refraction through studying rainbows?

a. Galen
b. Rene Descartes
c. Andreas Vesalius
d. Sir Isaac Newtown

Kings say the dream of America is “as yet unfulfilled.” Do his words still hold true today?

explain the importance of total costs and marginal costs in making good buisness decision

HELPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP! WILL GIVE BRAINLEST Which of the following most likely describes the reason why the Mexican government has made little progress in eliminating the drug cartels in Mexico?
A.
widespread police corruption
B.
an unwillingness to provide army troops to stop the violence
C.
no desire to eliminate the income from drug sales
D.
little assistance from the US

Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D

what is the rust belt

How does a group of people declare that they will no longer follow the rules or laws? What strategies do they use?

What helped bring about feelings your opinion, what were Jackson’s greatest achievements as president? What were his most consequential shortcomings?
s of sectionalism in the United States? help

Approximately what percentage of people report getting their news primarlly from social media sites?
A. 8%
B.28%
C.48%
D.78%

Which form of government was most common in China from about 1600 BCE to about 1900 CE?
A: Rule by a warlord and an organization of officials
B: Rule by a shogun supported by an army of samurai
C: Rule by an elected legislature and appointed emperor
D: Rule by a hereditary emperor who belonged to a dynasty

Fill in the blank. Remember to spell correctly.
From New Jersey and Alabama, the ________ Plateau lies between the Appalachians and the plains.

How did Louisiana view the United States Government in 1861?

which body of water is the Bay of Bengal in arm of​

how can the province take advantage of land covered with snow?​

what is localisation​

How did Theodore Roosevelt believe government should interact with businesses ?

which royal governor recaptured savannah for the crown during the revolution​

Analyze the map below and answer the question that follows.

A satellite map of Australia. Bodies of water around Australia are labeled A, B, C, and D. A is a sea between the northeast coast of Australia and the Solomon Islands. B is an ocean between southwest Australia and Antarctica. C is an ocean north of Papua New Guinea. D is a sea between Eastern Australia and New Zealand.
Image courtesy of NASA

Which of the letters on the map above shows the location of the Indian Ocean?

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After Democratic triumph in the state elections of 1870 and aggressive federal intervention in 1871 and 1872, the formal Klan organization began to fade away. Local Klan-like groups continued to engage in racial and political terrorism, often calling themselves minutemen or rifle clubs, but they lacked larger organizational ties or even commonality of purpose. A romanticized memory of the first KKK legitimated their activities and, combined with the growing power of a Lost Cause mythology, contributed greatly to Georgians' acceptance of vigilante violence and lynching well into the twentieth century. By the 1890s, many men proudly claimed to have ridden with the Klan and thereby saved Georgia and the South from "Negro domination." This romanticized vision of the Klan was celebrated in popular novels and laid the foundation for the more openly organized Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, the second Ku Klux Klan, founded in Atlanta in 1915.

–“Ku Klux Klan in the Reconstruction Era,”
Jonathan M. Bryant

The Ku Klux Klan dissolved in the late 1800s. Which evidence from the text explains why this was the case?

The Democrats began to take control from the Republicans.
Klan members became less interested in the “Lost Cause.”
White southerners began to reject the KKK in growing numbers.
The federal government intervened less and less across the South.

How are the movements of tectonic plates related to natural climate change?

How long did it take for Jim Crow laws to be abolished?

Why has Christkind traditionally been depicted as a female? Do you agree or disagree that this role should only be played by a female? Be sure to support your opinion with evidence.