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10. which of these supports the unofficial slogan of atlanta, "the city too busy to hate"?

question 10 options:

atlanta has elected an african american mayor.

atlanta schools were never segregated according to race.

during the civil rights movement, atlanta had no major acts of violence or civil unrest.

during the 1960s, atlanta became the home of professional baseball and football franchises.

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11. lester maddox took opposition to the federal government after the 1964 civil rights act was passed. which action describes how he took action against the progression of the civil rights movement?

question 11 options:

he became a state senator and worked to block any bills granting equality to blacks

he posted signs around his town protesting integration and made speeches on television.

he closed his restaurant because he refused to serve blacks after integration was passed.

he refused to send his children to the same school as black children after schools integrated.

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12. georgia's 1946 gubernatorial (governor) election was one of the most controversial in georgia history. eugene talmadge was elected governor of georgia in the 1946 race, but he died before taking office. for various reasons, three people claimed the governor's seat, causing turmoil for georgia state government. what was the ruling of georgia's supreme court that solved the issue?

question 12 options:

m. e. thompson took office because as lieutenant governor, he was chief executive upon death of the governor.

ellis arnall, the outgoing governor, was granted the seat of governor because there was no one to replace him

a city council was appointed to work collectively as governor, and a special election was set for september of 1948.

herman talmadge, son of the deceased governor, took office because he had received write-in votes during the ’46 election.