The statement that was NOT an effect of World War II on the state of Georgia is:
Land across the state lost its value and negatively impacted the state's economy.
In fact, during and after World War II, many areas in Georgia saw economic growth due to the increased demand for labor and production, which led to an increase in job availability and the establishment of military bases. Agricultural industries faced challenges, but overall, manufacturing did begin to outnumber agriculture as the economy shifted.