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Q1. How did cities grow? (3)
Q2. Railroads facilitated the growth of cities and helped ________,________,_______ to expand.
Q3. Coal mining spurred the growth of Virginia's towns and cities. Where was coal deposits discovered?
Q4. As Virginia began to grow, the need for more and better __________ increased.
Q5. Think about Virginia's cash crop in Jamestown. Now, what two industries were important to Virginia in the twentieth century?
Q6. Why did early twentieth agriculture begin to change? (2)
Q7. People moved from _________ to __________ areas for economic opportunities.
Q8. What 3 technological developments in transportation helped cities to grown?
A2. business, agriculture, industry
A1. people, businesses, factories
A4. roads
A3. Tazewell County
A6. old systems of farming were no longer effective; crop prices were low
A5. tobacco farming; tobacco products
A8. roads, railroads, streetcars
A7. rural, urban
Q9. Why did Northern Virginia experience growth in the twentieth century? (2)
Q10. How has Northern VA and the Coastal Plain (Tidewater) grown in the 20th and 21st century?
Q11. True or False
People have moved to Virginia from many other states and countries.
Q12. What president wrote a plan for world peace?
Q13. Who was a military leader who created an economic plan to ensure world peace?
Q14. What is the word that means the abolishment of racial segregation?
Q15. What word means the full equality of people of all races in the use of public facilities and services?
Q16. What did the Brown vs. Board of Education decision say?
A10. computer technology
A9. increase in federal jobs
A12. Woodrow Wilson
A11. True
A14. desegregation
A13. George C. Marshall
A16. "separate but equal" public schools was unconstitutional
A15. integration
Q17. When was the Brown vs. Board of Education made?
Q18. After the Brown vs. Board of Education decision, all public schools were ordered to_______.
Q19. What was Virginia's response to the Brown vs. Board of Education decision? (2)
Q20. What eventually happened to Virginia's stand on Brown vs. Board of Education?
Q21. Who led the Massive Resistance Movement against desegregation of public schools?
Q22. Who was the first African Amercan woman to establish a bank and become a bank president?
Q23. What road policy did Harry F. Byrd Sr. create as governor?
Q24. Who was Oliver W. Hill and how was he important?
A18. desegregate
A17. 1954
A20. resistance failed, schools integrated
A19. Massive Resistance; some schools closed
A22. Maggie L. Walker
A21. Harry F. Byrd, Sr.
A24. a lawyer and civil rights leader; worked for equal rights and played role in Brown vs. Board of Education decision
A23. "Pay As You Go"
Q25. Why is Arthur Ashe Jr. important?
Q26. What governor of VA promoted racial equality and appointed African Americans and women to government positions?
Q27. Who was the first African American governor of Virginia and the United States?
Q28. What is the legislative branch of Virginia's government that makes the laws?
Q29. What are the two parts of the General Assembly?
Q30. Who heads the executive branch of Virginia's government?
Q31. What does the executive branch do?
Q32. What does the judicial system decide?
A26. A. Linwood Holton Jr.
A25. winner of major men's tennis singles championship; author and eloquent spokesperson for social change
A28. General Assembly
A27. L. Douglas Wilder
A30. governor
A29. Senate and House of Delegates
A32. decides cases about people accused of breaking the law; whether or not a law is constitutional
A31. makes sure state laws are carried out
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Q34. Name 4 of Virginia's transportation systems that move raw materials to factories and finished products to markets.
Q35. Name 4 of Virginia's agricultural or manufactured products.
Q36. Visitors help Virginia's economy. What is this industry called?
Q37. Why does the federal government have a significant impact on Virginia's economy?
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A34. highways, railroads, air transportation, shipping
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A36. tourism
A35. tobacco, poultry, coal, large ships
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A37. Many federal workers live and/or work in Virginia