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Social studies
Social studies Interium
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Pearl Harbor | The main reason America joined WWll |
| Warm springs | Where FDR went to treat his polio |
| Lend-lease act. | An act to send supplies over to country's fighting Germany in WWll. |
| Bell Air and Liberty Ships. | Both were a way to get jobs and help the war. |
| Carl Vinson and Richard Russell | Both were gov. known for their military tactics. |
| Plessey vs. Ferguson | A case that stated that segregation was legal. |
| Jim Crow Laws. | Laws that separated blacks, and whites. |
| Black codes. | A different way of slavery |
| Disenfranchisement | To deprive someone their right to vote. |
| W.E.B Dubois | Was an early civil rights leader. That believed in peaceful protesting to get equal rights. |
| Booker T. Washington | A former slave and early civil rights leader that believed that blacks should work with whites to get civil rights. |
| Social security | Created insurance for elderly, unemployed, and disabled people. |
| CCC | Created jobs for young men to work in projects aimed at natural resources. |
| REA | Created to give offer low-interest loans to give Georgia farmers electricity. |
| Tarrifs | A tax on trade. |
| Bank Failures. | One of the reasons the stock market crashed. |
| Over production | People over produced products that people could not afford during the Green depression. |
| Role of General Assembly and how they are elected | They are elected by GA citizens of a 2 year term. They have the ability to cast a vote if theirs a tie, the power to make committee assignments. |
| The formal powers of the Governor and where do they come from? | They come from the constitution. |
| The informal powers of the Governor and where they come from? | To cast votes if ties, etc.They come from the constitution. |
| Define criminal law, and civil law. | Criminal law is any action that can harm someone. Civil law is any dispute between citizens. |
| Punishment options for juveniles convicted in juvenile court. | Home confinement/house arrest, Placement with someone other than a parent or guardian, Juvenile hall/juvenile detention facility, Probation after juvenile hall, Secured juvenile facilities, Adult jail, |
| Define delinquent. | A delinquent is a child offender of the law. |
| Define revenue and expenditure and give two examples. | a state's annual income from which public expenses are met, the action of spending funds. The taxes used for a school, when you buy a new car. |
| The steps of the juvenile process. | RELEASE AND DETENTION, DETENTION HEARING, INTAKE, ARRAIGNMENT, CASE MANAGEMENT, PRE-TRIAL DIVERSION PROGRAMS, DEPOSITION, etc. |
| Tom Watson | The populist party leader, the person that made the rural free delivery system. |
| Henry Grady. | The mind of the New south. |
| New South. | A "New south" that was more about the northern factories then the traditional agriculture way of income. |
| Rebecca Latimer Felton | Wanted women rights in america, was the first female governor but only served 24 hours. Believed in white supremacy. |