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How did Muscogee towns relate to their confederacy?

  • They retained substantial local autonomy
  • They were British county governments
  • They had no local political authority
  • They all followed one municipal charter
Correct answer(s):
  • They retained substantial local autonomy

What helped bring about the reversal of colonial Georgia’s slavery prohibition?

  • A unanimous decision by enslaved workers
  • Pressure from settlers seeking enslaved labor
  • A Civil War military surrender
  • The creation of national parks
Correct answer(s):
  • Pressure from settlers seeking enslaved labor

What can a total economic-impact estimate include beyond the activity studied directly?

  • Only state income-tax receipts
  • Only the original company’s sales
  • Only the number of registered firms
  • Effects on suppliers and related spending
Correct answer(s):
  • Effects on suppliers and related spending

Why may Georgia’s leading export sector differ from its largest employer?

  • Every exported item creates the same jobs
  • Only public agencies export goods
  • Exports and employment measure different things
  • Employment totals measure export prices
Correct answer(s):
  • Exports and employment measure different things

A company announces a new Georgia factory. What does the announcement alone establish?

  • Current full-scale production
  • A planned project
  • Verified annual factory output
  • All promised jobs already filled
Correct answer(s):
  • A planned project

Which activity is an example of health information technology?

  • Shipping cotton through a port
  • Managing electronic patient records
  • Surveying a river boundary
  • Operating a kaolin quarry
Correct answer(s):
  • Managing electronic patient records

What is a central goal of cybersecurity for Georgia organizations?

  • Protecting digital systems and information
  • Setting university tuition fees
  • Increasing the depth of shipping channels
  • Measuring agricultural soil acidity
Correct answer(s):
  • Protecting digital systems and information

What is the difference between airport passenger counts and aircraft operations?

  • They measure people and aircraft movements
  • They are identical counts under different names
  • Both count only air cargo weight
  • Both measure only airline ticket prices
Correct answer(s):
  • They measure people and aircraft movements

How can a Georgia coastal port support an inland warehouse?

  • Port boundaries include every inland city
  • Warehouses replace every shipping terminal
  • Road and rail links move goods between them
  • All warehouses must sit beside the ocean
Correct answer(s):
  • Road and rail links move goods between them

Why do vehicle ports and container terminals need different equipment?

  • They operate in different oceans by definition
  • Their cargo is handled differently
  • Vehicles cannot travel by sea
  • Containers must always be moved by air
Correct answer(s):
  • Their cargo is handled differently

What does Georgia’s kaolin industry illustrate?

  • A farm crop becoming a state boundary
  • A port creating its own mineral deposits
  • A mineral deposit supplying industrial materials
  • A climate zone deciding tax rates
Correct answer(s):
  • A mineral deposit supplying industrial materials

How can a tropical system affect an inland Georgia town without coastal storm surge?

  • Ocean waves must reach the town
  • Only saltwater flooding is possible
  • Inland flooding requires a coastal county
  • Heavy rain can cause flooding
Correct answer(s):
  • Heavy rain can cause flooding

What did the 1991–2020 normals show for some central Georgia locations?

  • No measurable annual precipitation
  • Exactly the same rainfall as every mountain site
  • Less than 45 inches of annual precipitation
  • More than 150 inches annually
Correct answer(s):
  • Less than 45 inches of annual precipitation

In the 1991–2020 normals, about how much annual precipitation fell in parts of northeastern Georgia’s mountains?

  • More than 200 inches
  • Less than 10 inches
  • More than 70 inches
  • About 20 inches
Correct answer(s):
  • More than 70 inches

Why can changes in a headwater wetland matter outside its boundary?

  • Wetland water never leaves its source
  • Water connections extend downstream
  • County lines stop surface drainage
  • All downstream land is part of the refuge
Correct answer(s):
  • Water connections extend downstream