Governor- Nathan Deal (Republican) Lt. Governor- Casey Cagle (Republican) Senator- John Hardy Isakson (Republican) Senator- David A. Purdue (Republican) Secretary of State- Brian P. Kemp (Republican) State Treasurer- Steve McCoy Attorney General- Sam Olens Entered the Union- January 2, 1788 Newest Constitution ratification date- November 2, 1982 State motto- Wisdom, Justice, Moderation Flower- Rosa Laevigata Tree- Quercus Virginiana Bird- Brown Thrasher Dog- Golden Retriever Song- Georgia on My Mind Nickname- The Peach State and The Empire of the South Name Origin- The female form of George in Latinate Largest cities- Atlanta (420,003) Columbus (189,885) Savannah (136,286) Geographic Center- latitude 32° 38’ 46” N., longitude 83° 25’ 54” W. Unique features- Appalachian Mountains, Blue Ridge Mountains, Chattahoochee River, Savannah River, Yellow River, and the North Georgia Mountain. Natural Resources- 8 million acres of farmland, 60% of the land is lumber, leading clay producing state, very fine marble, 70,150 miles of streams and rivers, over 425,000 acres of lakes, and over 4,500,000 acres of freshwater wetlands, and many forms of wildlife. Number of counties- 159 Population- 10.1 Million people 63% White, 31.4 % Black. People under 5- 6.7%, People under 18- 24.9%, Persons 65 and over- 12%. Female population- 51.1% Top 10 Colleges/ Universities- Emroy University, Univ. of Georgia, Georgia institute of Technology, Georgia Southern Univ., Berry College, Georgia State Univ., Spelman College, Savannah College of Art and Design, Georgia College & State University, and Mercer University.
Mao Zedong is typically described as a totalitarian dictator who killed millions to stay in power.
Explanation:
Mao Zedong was the first chairman of the People's Republic of China. He was a Marxist theorist and revolutionary who had the interest of his people at heart and one of the most influential leaders the Chinese had in the 20th century.
Most of his policies were totalitarian, even though some were done in desperation and often times ignorance.
He was largely responsible for achieving Chinese sovereignty and giving lands to the people who previously had one, but his totalitarian nature like state controlled media or one party system showed how extreme he could get.
He was known for squashing dissidence and causing years of terror and famine.
India suffered from conflicts between Hindus (majority) and Muslims (minority) and struggled against British rule. Both Indian and African independent movements shared a greater desire for self-rule of their own people. Two world wars destroyed the idea of the "civilizing mission" of the European colonies. And during the aftermath of WWII, the old colonial order seemed to have lost its force, its historical relevance. India's independence in 1947 inspired nationalist campaigns and provided a model for decolonization and independence all over the world.
Inferred you are referring to Charles Sumner former US senator.
Answer:
It encourages sympathy
Explanation:
Remember, we are told Sumner spent three and a half years recovering from the beating resulting from the attack. Although he initially attacked someone, who's cousin later retaliated with physical attack against Sumner. This story of the attack is in line with the central idea of who is painted as the man- Charles Sumner, a fiece activist who got in anyone's way in making his views heard.
