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They came from asia to america. They followed the animal herds. They are beleived to be the first people here. This time period is 12,000 years ago.
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This time period is from8000 BC-1000 BC.There are three main sub periods Early,Middle,And Late. The early indians were hunters. In the middle subperiod hunting and gathering were still a main way of life. In the late sub period there were more perminant settlements.
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They are horticulturist. They spent most of their lives outdoors. Their houses were mainly for shelter. They were organized as cheifdoms.
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He was a spanish explorer. He discovered the mississippi river. He enslaved natives.
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James Oglethorp founded Georgia. Slaves were sent here to work. Settlers came in 1733.
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It was a document granted to twenty trusties. It was from King George.
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The Salzburgers asked King George for help. They were invited to Georgia. James Oglethorp assigned them a home.
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They were chosen to protect Georgia from spanish invaders. They settled on the Altamah. They founded a town named Darien.
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He established a structure of royal government. He directed the council into another building. Edmund Gray challenged him. John eventually left in 1788.
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He sponsored the legislation. He made a frienship with the creek indians. He settled the claims of Mary Musgrove. Poor health forced him to leave.
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He was the 3rd royal governor. He encouraged settlement of Georgia. He played a part in land cessions.
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He was the only african american in the Battle Of Kettle Creek. He was the only african ameican granted land.
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The Sons Of Liberty broke into the powder magazine in 1775. The colonist fought against the british. They won their independance.
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He joined the rebels. He fought against the creek indians. The sate rewarded him a plantation.
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It was supposed to adress problems in govening the U.S. It was intended to revise the constitution.
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It was incorporated by act of the general assembly. Georgia was the first state to charter a state supported university.
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GA was the fourth state to ratify the constitution. They attempted a constitutional government.After the Declaration Of Independance the convention was brought together. Then the constitution was completed.
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He moved to the south after a invitation to live on a plantation. The farmers need something to get the seeds out of the cotton.
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They were bribed to sell most of their land. They were paid $500,000. It is the biggest land fraud in U.S. history.
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It was Georgia's third capital. It was named Louisville in honor of Louis XVI of France. The capital was changed 7 years after Louidville became the capital.
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It regulated slavery in the west. The state wanted to end slavery.
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There are amny stories of who found out about the gold. Thousands of prospectors flooded to north Georgia.The Cherokee could not do anything about the miners.
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He was a church organizer. He was never a slave.
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Indians were forced to walk miles to get to land across the missippi river. Many died om the way.
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He wanted citizenship in the sates. He had came from a Army surgeon.
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It was five bills passed by the U.S Congress. It was to settle disputes between slave states and non slave states.
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It supported the Unionist. It comfirmed the acceptence of the comprise.
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It was created to let settlers decide if they want slaves or not. It was also made to organize Nebraska.
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He was born a slave in Virginia. He founded the Tuskegee foundation. He served as a advisor to two presidents.
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He was born a slave on a Virginia farm. He founded the Tuskegee Foundation. He was nine when the civil war ended.
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He was born on a plantation in Colombia County. His main form of education was course work. He went to Mercer University in 1872. He was a trial lawyer.
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He was a barber. He was the president of the Atlanta Life Insurance Company.
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It was the 19th Presidential election. It was a impetes of the Civil War.
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It was the first battle of the Civil War. There were 22,000 people dead.
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Abe Lincoln gave the speech. It declared taht all slaves were free.
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It was the most important battle of the Civil War. Linclon gave his famous speech there.
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The north and south both launched counter attacks. The south did not have enough reinforcements to defeatb the north.
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It was made to help people in the south with the aftermath of the Civil War. Four million slaves gained freedom because of the Civil War.
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It officially got rid of slavery. At first it died in the House of Representatives.
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It is otherwise known as "The Klan". It became a vehicle for the white resistance. It was against African-Americans. It burned crosses at rallies.
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He was a sociologist. He went to Harvard University. His father died shortly after his birth.
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Its goal was to ensure the Civil Rights Act passed. It was made so every person was equal.
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She formed the neighborhood union. She went to Brown University. She died on August 14,1947
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It was along the westerb & atlantic railroad tracks. Atlanta had than 40,000 residents back then. Fewer than 200,000 paid attendece.
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He was a U.S. Repesentative. He was known as "The Father of The Two Ocean Navy".
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He was born on a family farm. He attended the university of Georgia.
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He was one of the greatest mayors of Atlanta. He has a airport named after him.
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He was a American Baptist. He was a leader in the Civil Rights Movement.
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Jim plessy refused to sit in a Jim Crow car. It was in Louisianna. He was brought before judge John H. Ferguson.
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He served fifty years as state legislature. He worked to bring economic structures to Georgia.
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White people put restrictions on blacks job rights. That led to racial tensions within the city. The riot started when blacks attacked 4 white men.
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He was the 52nd mayor of Atlanta. He helped turn the Old South into the New South.
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He was a jewish man. He was convicted of raping and killing 13 year old girl. Workers found the girl in the cellar of the pencil factory. Leo was found guilty.
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He was the Georgia governor for a short time. He was elected to the U.S. Senate.
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The worlds first global conflict. More than 9 million soldiers were killed.
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He was the 75th Governor of Georgia. He was in defiance of the Civil Rights Act.
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He was our 39th president. He won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002.
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He lead marches through the southern states to try and end segregation.
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The stock market crashed. 13-15 milliom people were unemployed. Social Security was created.
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It was Hiters solution to teh Jews. Thousands of Jews were killed.
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It is otherwise known as the "CCC". It was one of the first New Deal programs.
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It garunteed income for retired people. FDR considered it a "Patriotic" act.
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It provided loans to instal, electricity. The funding was channeled through power componies
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It was the deadliest war in history. It started by Hitlers invasion on Poland.
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Japan attacked America and its what got us into WW2. 2,000 Americans died when Japan attacked.
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Their colors are red,black,and gold. The team has always been in Atlanta.
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Three people battled for the position. Herman Talmadge won the race.
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It helped start the Civil Rights Movement. It started over segregation.
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otherwise known as the "SNCC". It was one of the most important committees in the Civil Rights Movement.
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It was the first major movement in the Civil Rights Movement. African-Americans marched through the town.
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Martin Luther King Jr lead the the march. There were more than 200,000 people there.
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It outlawed discremination in America. It ended unequal treatment for everybody.
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They are the the first professional football team in Atlanta. They play at the Georgia Dome.
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They moved to Atlanta is 1966. They play at Turner Field.
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Preperations took more than six years. there were 10,320 atheletes there.
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It allowed rural counties to control elections. All the counties were catoragnized into rural,town,and urban.
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It was one of the first New Deal acts. It was made to pay back farmers who had lost money.
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Three people convinced the legislation the change the flag. Part of it was the Confederate battle flag.
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It was over integration in Atlanta schools. Ernest Vandiver fought the Federal Government.
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He was the first African-American mayor of Atlanta. He attented the Boston University Law School.
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He was a mayor in Atlanta. He supported Martin Luther King Jr.
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Georgia conducted a campaign to rid of indians. On July 7th worchester was arrested.
