Founding of Georgia
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- Q1Why did James Oglethorpe want to settle Georgia?To gain access to raw materialsTo help the poor but worthyTo set up a defensive barrier between Spanish Florida and English South Carolina30s
- Q2King George approved Oglethorpe's request bysinging the Charter of 1732.issuing the Proclamation of 1763.placing taxes on the colonists.30s
- Q3What was Mary Musgrove's main role in the settlement of Georgia.She worked with the Spanish to convert the Native Americans to Catholicism.She served as a translator between Oglethorpe and Tomochichi.She owned a trading post.30s
- Q4Who was banned from settling in Georgia under the Charter of 1732?CatholicsProtestants30s
- Q5Where was the land Tomochichi donated to England in order to build Savannah?SunburyEbeneezerYamacraw BluffDarien30s
- Q6Why did James Oglethorpe bring the Highland Scots to Darien?To build SavannahTo help defend the colonyTo farm indigo30s
- Q7Why did the Salzburgers want to settle in Georgia?To help defend the colony.The were seeking religious freedom.To farm silkworms30s
- Q8Which of the following is a reason for the settlement of GA?Defense from EnglandMercantilismReligious Freedom30s
- Q9Who controlled GA from 1732-1751?TrusteesRoyal Goveror30s
- Q10Which group of colonists were unhappy with the Trustee's regulations?Highland ScotsSalzburgersMalcontents30s