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Colonization of Georgia
Colonization of Georgia
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Georgia 1733-American Revolution
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Document that formally established the colony of Georgia
Declaration of Independence
Patriot Act
Charter of 1732
De Facto
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Exported silk to England (1767)
Malcontents
Highland Scots
Salzburgers
Yamacraw
3
How did the trustees work around the rules of the charter?
Sent a supportive governor
Made more like guidelines.
Sent a team of lawyers to Georgia
Passed regulations vs. laws
4
Resources England hoped Georgia could provide
Grapes
Olives
Peaches
Silk
5
All of the following EXCEPT ____ were forbidden in the early colony of Georgia
Rum
Wine
Lawyers
Slavery
6
Chief of the Yamacraw
Black Hawk
Squanto
John Smith
Tomochichi
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Developed successful grist mills & saw mills
Salzburgers
Malcontents
Yamacraw
Highland Scots
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Decisive battle where Highland Scots repelled a Spanish invasion at St. Simon's Island
Bloody Marsh
American Revolution
War of Jenkin's Ear
Lexington & Concord
9
Chief of Yamacraw who provided land for Georgia colonists
Tomochichi
Mary Musgrove
Sequoyah
James Oglethorpe
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The charitable reason for Georgia's creation
Prisoners from Debtor's prisons
Persecuted Catholics
Debtors
Deserving Poor of England
11
All of the following were strictly anti slavery EXCEPT
Salzburgers
Trustees
Malcontents
Highland Scots
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Colonists who complained about Trustees' regulations
Highland Scots
Salzburgers
Yamacraw
Malcontents
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Salzburgers had to abandon their first settlement because
Marshy land
Death from dysentery
Spanish resistance
Hostile natives
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Defensive reason for Georgia's creation
Protect South Carolina from hostiles
Military post for training English soldiers
England's colonial capitol
15
German speaking Protestants expelled from Austria.
Yamacraw
Malcontents
Salzburgers
Highland Scots
16
According to the charter of 1732, Georgia's northern border was
Altamaha River
St. Mary's River
Savannah River
Chattahoochee River
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According to the charter of 1732, the southern boundary of Georgia was
Altamaha River
St. Mary's
Savannah River
Chattahoochee River
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Biracial trader who served as translator between Tomochichi and Oglethorpe
Squanto
Aunt Jemima
Pocohontas
Mary Musgrove
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Fierce soldiers recruited by Oglethorpe to defend the Southern border.
Salzburgers
Yamacraw
Spanish
Highland Scots
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First capital of Georgia; founded by Oglethorpe in 1733
Georgetown
Atlanta
Savannah
Louisville