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Founding of Georgia (James Oglethorpe, Tomochichi, and Mary Musgrove)
Founding of Georgia (James Oglethorpe, Tomochichi, and Mary Musgrove)
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SS2H1: Describe the lives and contributions of historical figures in Georgia history.
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Who had a Creek mother and an English father?
Jimmy Carter
Tomochichi
James Oglethorpe
Mary Musgrove
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To live in Georgia, people had to follow which of the following rules:
All of the above
People were not allowed to drink alcohol
People had to work
People were not allowed to bring slaves to the colony
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What city did James Oglethorpe lead an invasion to in 1740?
Hazlehurst
England
St. Augustine
Savannah
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When was the colony of Georgia founded?
1993
2005
1732
1893
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Which characteristic trait best describes James Oglethorpe?
Troublemaker
Translator
Leader
Lazy
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Who was a part of the founding of Georgia?
Juliette Gordon Low
Martin Luther King and Jackie Robinson
James Oglethorpe, Tomochichi, and Mary Musgrove
Jimmy Carter, Sequoyah, and Jackie Robinson
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Which characteristic trait best describes Tomochichi?
Lazy
Funny
Troublemaker
Peacemaker
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Which best describes Tomochichi?
Translator for the Indians and the English
Leader of the Yamacraw Indians
Founded the Girl Scouts
Sailed from England to start the colony of Georgia
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Which best describes James Oglethorpe?
First African American to play Major League Baseball
Sailed from England to start the colony of Georgia
Translator for the Indians and the English
Leader of the Yamacraw Indians
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Who was Georgia named after?
Tomochichi
King George II
Jimmy Carter
Mary Musgrove
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What was the name of the capital city of the colony of Georgia?
Savannah
America
New World
Hazlehurst
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Which best describes Mary Musgrove?
Leader of the Yamacraw Indians
Sailed from England to start the colony of Georgia
Translator for the Indians and the English
Served as president of the United States
