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On august 14, 1935 FOR signed the Social Security Act. this was part of the New Deal. this was to help people that got hurt on job or could not work at all.
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He is the best known by his imposing statue. In addition to his politician achievements he was a lawyer publisher and historian. He is remembered as the voice of the populist.
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This was a world fair in Atlanta. It was to show the progress the city made. They would show off all new agricultural productions. They wanted to show off there recovery from the war.
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He was a managing editor for the Atlanta Constitution. His father was an merchant that was successful who served in the confederate army during the Civil War.
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Booker T. Washington was the founder of the Tuskegee institution in Alabama.
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This case promoted segregation. It violated the 14th amendment. Plessy was white and black. He sat in a white only seat to test the law.
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He was born a slave. He soon became a successful business man with mutual Insurance Company. This business made him successful by hiring collage graduates to run his company.
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During the Atlanta riot white mobs killed dozens of blocks wounded scores and inflicted property damage. The whites heard black males were assassins white females. The white did not like this at all.
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He was an Atlanta University professor. He thought the truth and knowledge would help different race understand each other. He wanted social and political integration.
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The Leo Frank Case is one of the most notorious case in Georgia. A jew from Atlanta was convicted of the murder of a 13 year old girl. She worked for him at the Pencil Factor.
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President Wilson hoped to keep the US in the dispute among European nations. The US soon became an allied power.
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This was established in 1917. They made this because Georgia's Legislature Passed the Neil Primary act.
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Borrowing money, speculating the stock, and producing to much farm products were causes of the Great Depression. The great Depression was horrible to all Americans. They couldn't afford to buy things so business had to shut down. The economy was the worst its ever knew.
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The impact of the Holocaust on Georgians was minimal. Atlanta shared a strong connection with Holocaust survivors. Atlanta contains many Holocaust survivors and memorial efforts.
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The CCC was on the first New Deal programs. It was a public works project intended to promote environment conservation.
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This was a U.S. federal law of the New Deal ERA. Its purpose was to reduce crop surplus. This meant that crop prices would increase. The money for this was generated through exclusive tax.
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Richard Russell served in public office for 50 years. He served as governor, U.S. senators, and state legislature. He is best known for strengthening the natural defense.
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He was sovernor the time of the great depression. Hew was against the New Deal and integration. He wanted to keep Georgia segregated. He supported to reduce property tax on Georgia citizens.
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He was best known as " the father of the two ocean navy." He served 25 consecutive terms in U.S. house. He was served in the U.S. congress longer than anyone in history.
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In 1935 the Rural Electrification Act was introduced by the New Deal. This gave rural areas electricity. Before this act only 10% of the rural areas had electricity.
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It was the most widespread and deadliest war in history. It involve more than 30 countries and resulted in more than 50 million military civilian deaths.
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This provided aid for Americas military in different countries. This act was proposed in the late 1940 and passed in March 1941.
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On December 10, 1941 hundreds of Japanese fighters planes attacked the U.S. naval bases at Pearl Harbor. The attack lasted two hours but it was devastating. The Japanese managed to destroy nearly 20 U.S. naval vessels.
