
Concept 3: Colonization
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ROBERT WESLEY ADAMS
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SS8H2 Analyze the Colonial Period of Georgia's History.
SS8H2b: Analyze the relationship between James Oglethorpe, Tomochichi, and Mary Musgrove in establishing the city of Savannah at Yamacraw Bluff.
SS8H2e: Give examples of goods and services produced and traded in colonial Georgia.
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Based off what you learned from the philanthropy video, answer the following questions below:
What is philanthropy?
What is one form of philanthropy that you have witnessed in your own life?
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1. When Georgia was first established, _______________ was in charge of the colony.
The ______________ were required to follow rules such as: ______________, _____________, and _______________
2. The _________________ groups that were outlawed in the colony of Georgia by the Charter were: _________________ and
________________.
3. Based on the reading, Georgia served as a “___________” colony between the countries of ______________ and
_____________.
4. Likewise, Georgians were required to grow _____________, ______________, ______________, and ____________.
5. The "__________ poor" were supposed to be the main settlers in the colony of Georgia.
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Multiple Choice
When person or small group makes the most important decisions about goods and services what is it called?
A. A colony of people
B. A market economy
C. A democratic economy
D. A command economy
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Multiple Choice
Who selected the people that were trustees?
A. Other Trustees voted on them
B. The King of England
C. Colonists
D. The president
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List and describe some of the rules that were established by the Trustees.
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What are some ways that we could practice philanthropy while we are at school?
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Were the reasons for the settlement, as stated in the Charter of 1732, a success or failure? Why or why not?
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Imagine you are colonist in Georgia in 1733. Would you think that the rules established by James Oglethorpe and the Trustees are fair? Why or why not?
SS8H2 Analyze the Colonial Period of Georgia's History.
SS8H2b: Analyze the relationship between James Oglethorpe, Tomochichi, and Mary Musgrove in establishing the city of Savannah at Yamacraw Bluff.
SS8H2e: Give examples of goods and services produced and traded in colonial Georgia.
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