Sent over 100,000 troops, Military bases, Rationing and Victory gardens, production of crops and supplies
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The event that led to the U.S. entering the fight during WWII?
bombing of Pearl Harbor by Japan
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The act that allowed the U.S. government to send billions of dollars in supplies and military equipment to allied countries in exchange for U.S. rights in their military bases.
Lend-Lease Act
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At the beginning of WWII, the U.S. position was to remain________.
Neutral
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This facility put Marietta, Georgia on the map in 1940's due to Georgia war contributions.
Bell Bomber Plant
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The Great Depression began with the Stock Market Crash of 1929 but was worse in Georgia due to what two events?
boll weevil and severe drought
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What Georgia governor openly opposed the New Deal Programs and resented federal government involvement in state affairs?
Eugene Talmadge
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Carl Vinson was known by what popular nicknames during his service to his country.
Father of the Two Ocean Navy
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a New Deal program that hired unemployed young men to work on public works projects such as improve infastructure and create parks
Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)
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How did Savannah and Brunswick play a part in Georgia's contributions to WWII?
Shipyards, build Liberty Ships
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What was FDR's special connection to Georgia?
FDR visited Georgia often for the therapeutic waters of Warm Springs.
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Name at least 3 causes of the Great Depression (none of which were related to natural disaster).
The Stock Market Crash of 1929, Bank failures, Overproduction, Consumerism, Use of Credit, Speculation