Question

After the Three Governors Controversy ended, this man was declared the rightful governor of Georgia in a special election in 1948.

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@Ms-Brains @oghomie @Lovelarap @nikeboi101

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@bannana43 @myininaya @sky060902 @Why_Study_Alone @LegendaryNikki

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yes

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do you know it ?

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Hi are we fans or something how'd you know me LOL i'll still help you :)

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what lesson is this

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just a random tag lol

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Herman Talmadge

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That's the answer i'm sure of it you are welcome and imma fan you :)

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Tanks for the medal

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I gave you a medal as well

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thanks and i will fan you to :)


The Supreme Court of Georgia ruled that he was the legitimate governor of the state in
1947, but he was defeated by Herman Talmadge in a special election in 1948.

Answer 13

Tank yew....and is that a question

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i think so idk

Answer 15

oh otay, anymore questions I kan try to help....you tagged the right person ;)

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yeah buts its on usa test prep so its kinda confuseing

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The Supreme Court of Georgia ruled that he was the legitimate governor of the state in 1947, but he was defeated by Herman Talmadge in a special election in 1948.





thats the next qeshtion

Answer 18

Oh otay.... well then I kan still try my best to help yew if yew eva need help...i'm here for ya buddie *pats you on the back* LOL

Answer 19

Is that like a true or false question

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Because if it is, my guess is that it is true

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no hang on i write the answers

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I gotta go in like ten min sorry (chores)

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@blondie$$$ can you try to help...if you can that is great but if you can't its otay....:) I tagged you in because you are the best LOL

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@blondie$$$

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maybe she could help

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@blondie$$$

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is the tag working???

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umm i really dont know this one

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tay guys i gtg imma fan you too banana i dont want you to feel left out LOL

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BLONDIE!!!!!!!!! bie bie lol

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BIE BIE <3333

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ok, thanks i will tag all of you guys.

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@wintersuntime

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@dan815

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@ridindrityo7 what do you mean ?

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A. 1956 georgia flag

B.ellis arnall

C.eugene talmadge

D. melivn thompson

E. smith v , wright

F . white primary

G.
three governors controversy

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i think it is G

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do you know this

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He was elected as Georgia's governor four times in the 1930s and 1940s, advocated the "County Unit System" of primary voting, and was an outspoken critic of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

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@bannana43

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i am here, i am trying to find the answer.

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oh sorry

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thats ok

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what lesson is this, do you go to CAVA home school.

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no this is from usa test prep

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ok,

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i think G. but i am not share, @Devonhoward15

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this is what i found. In December 1946, Eugene Talmadge, the governor-elect of Georgia, died. The state constitution did not specify who would assume the governorship in such a situation. The situation became known as the three governors controversy. Eventually a ruling by the Supreme Court of Georgia settled the matter.

I hope this helps i will find more.

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and this.

Georgia's "three governors controversy" of 1946-47, which began with the death of governor-elect Eugene Talmadge, was one of the more bizarre political spectacles in the annals of American politics. In the wake of Talmadge's death, his supporters proposed a plan that allowed the Georgia legislature to elect a governor in January 1947. When the General Assembly elected Talmadge's son Herman Talmadge as governor, the newly elected lieutenant governor, Melvin Thompson, claimed the office of governor, and the outgoing governor, Ellis Arnall, refused to leave office. Eventually, the Georgia Supreme Court settled the controversy.

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let me know if those help at all

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i think it is G