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Identify THREE correct statements about Georgia during World War I.
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A War camps were established in Georgia to train troops during World War I.War camps were established in Georgia to train troops during World War I.
B There were no military facilities in Georgia during World War I.There were no military facilities in Georgia during World War I.
C More Georgians served in World War I than any other state.More Georgians served in World War I than any other state.
D Georgia's governor was the first to call for civilian rationing in order to assist in the war effort.Georgia's governor was the first to call for civilian rationing in order to assist in the war effort.
E Georgia textile mills made fabrics for uniforms and war supplies.Georgia textile mills made fabrics for uniforms and war supplies.
F Railroads transported troops and supplies to sea ports.
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Correct answers: A, E, F.
- A: True — Georgia hosted WWI training camps (e.g., Camp Gordon, Camp Wheeler).
- E: True — Georgia textile mills produced fabrics for uniforms and other war supplies.
- F: True — Railroads in Georgia moved troops and materiel to seaports (such as Savannah and Brunswick).
- A: True — Georgia hosted WWI training camps (e.g., Camp Gordon, Camp Wheeler).
- E: True — Georgia textile mills produced fabrics for uniforms and other war supplies.
- F: True — Railroads in Georgia moved troops and materiel to seaports (such as Savannah and Brunswick).
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