The Charter of 1732 listed the reasons for establishing the colony of Georgia. Which of the following best describes those reasons?

Philanthropy, Economics, and Defense

Philanthropy, Defense, and Manufacturing

Manufacturing, Economics, and Defense

Charity, Mercantilism, and Buffer

Which of the following best describes Georgia's role with Great Britain economically?

Mercantilism - GA's role was send raw materials to Great Britain (England) which would then manufacture those raw materials for export and profit.

Manufacturing - GA was to manufacture and convert raw materials into finished goods to export to England.

Developing - GA's economic system was to be a developing system from basic to advanced to support Great Britain.

Industrial - GA's role was to establish industries that would take raw materials from Great Britain and then convert them into finished goods for export and profit.

Which of the following best describes GA's role with Great Britain defensively?

GA was to serve as a buffer colony and provide defense to the profitable South Carolina Colony protecting her from the Spanish and Native American Threats.

GA was to serve as a defensive colony that would protect the Florida colony from the Spanish in South Carolina and the French in North Carolina.

GA was to serve as an attack colony that would house troops that would go out and attack anyone deemed a threat by the King. The GA militia would neutralize all threats with fire bombs and black sand ninjas.

GA was to serve as a buffer colony and provide defense to the GA colony and Savannah from the Natives living along the coast and Yamacraw Bluff.

Which of the following best describes GA's role with Great Britain in regards to philanthropy?

GA was to be a colony that would give English citizens who were deemed "worthy poor" an opportunity to succeed in the new Colony.

GA was to be a colony that gave money to poor people on the American Colonies in exchange for raw materials for export and mercantilism.

GA was to be a colony that helped the Native people of GA by providing them food, clothes, education, and jobs.

GA was to be a colony that helped others by established orphanages, hospitals, schools, and homeless shelters.

James Oglethorpe brought __________ with him to help establish Georgia.

114 soldiers and 35 skilled men

114 skilled men, women, and children

114 butchers, bakers, and candlestick makers

Georgia History Quiz

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Who developed the original plan for Georgia (GA)?

King George II

Chief Tomochichi

Anne

James Oglethorpe

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Who gave the land for Savannah?

Mary Musgrove

Chief Tomochichi

Anne

King George II

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30 sec • 1 pt

Who helped make cultural peace?

Mary Musgrove

James Oglethorpe

King George II

Anne

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Who signed the Colony Charter establishing Georgia (GA)?

Chief Tomochichi

King George II

Anne

Mary Musgrove

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What was the name of the ship that carried 35 families?

Anne

King George II

James Oglethorpe

Anne

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Who was a member of Britain's Parliament?

James Oglethorpe

Chief Tomochichi

Mary Musgrove

Anne

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Who was a full-blooded Native American?

Chief Tomochichi

Mary Musgrove

King George II

Anne

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Georgia History Quiz

Who developed the original plan for Georgia (GA)?

Who gave the land for Savannah?

Who helped make cultural peace?

Who signed the Colony Charter establishing Georgia (GA)?

What was the name of the ship that carried 35 families?

Who was a member of Britain's Parliament?

Who was a full-blooded Native American?

Who had a Creek mother and an English father?

Who gave control to 21 Trustees?

Where did the ship dock in January 1733?

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