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This was a fair held in Atlanta Georgia. At this event they displayed cotton plants from around the world.
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He served as a managing editor for the Atlanta Constitution in the 1800's. He used his office to promote a new south.
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This was a case in which the U.S Supreme Court advanced the controversial doctrine for assessing the constitutionality of racial segregation laws.
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During this time, white mobs killed dozens of black people. A big increase in population caused this.
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It began in 1914 and was a battle between the central powers and the axis powers.
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This was a case in which a Jewish man was convicted of murdering and raping a 13 year old girl.
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He was an educator and was an advisor to presidents of the United States.
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This was a voting system used by the state of Georgia to determine a victor in statewide elections.
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In his early years, he was characterized as a liberal. In later years, he emerged as a force for white supremacy.
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He was a black barbour, and later on became the founder of the Atlanta Life Insurance company.
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This was a severe world wide economic depression that took place in the 1930's beginning in the U.S.
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The holocaust was the murder of six million Jews by the Nazis.
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This was a program that gave many young men employment.
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This was a act passed in 1933, saying that farmers weren't limited on what they could plant.
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He was a politician. He played a leading role in politics in the 1900's. He served 3 terms as governor.
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Carl Vinson was known for the "two father navy." He served for more than 50 years in the U.S House of Representatives.
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This was an act established so that old people who cannot work anymore can have insurance.
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This was an act saying that people who live in rural areas, have to have electricity to.
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This was a global war known as the second world war. Most of the world's countries formed two sides and went to war.
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This was the act passed to provide military aid to foreign nations.
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Japan launched a suprise attack on the U.S Military ship at Pearl Harbor.
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He was an american Civil Rights activist, and was also a writer and an editor. He was very smart, for he studies with some very important social thinkers.
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He served as the governor of Georgia before serving in the U.S Senate.
