Oglethorpe and Tomochichi's Legacy

In 1732, General James Oglethorpe sailed from England to establish a colony for England's poor in North America, leading to the founding of Georgia in 1733. He chose Yamacraw Bluff for settlement, negotiating with the Yamacraw Indians. Oglethorpe and Tamachichi, the Yamacraw leader, formed a treaty of friendship. Tamachichi later visited England, advocating for his people's education and fair trade. He died in 1739, leaving a legacy of peace and cooperation.

In what year did General James Oglethorpe sail from England to North America?

• 1740

• 1735

• 1732

• 1730

What was the primary purpose of Oglethorpe's journey to North America?

• To find gold

• To establish a trading post

• To create a home for England's worthy poor

• To explore new lands

Where did Oglethorpe find the ideal place to settle his colony?

• On the coast of Virginia

• In the Appalachian Mountains

• At Yamacraw Bluff

• Near the Spanish stronghold in Florida

Who were the key figures Oglethorpe met at Yamacraw Bluff?

• French traders

• Native American chiefs from the north

• The Spanish governor

• John and Mary Musgrove

What role did Mary Musgrove play in the negotiations with the Yamacraw Indians?

• She was a trader

• She was an interpreter

• She was a warrior

• She was a diplomat

What did Tomochichi present to the King of England during his visit?

• A peace treaty

• A map of Georgia

• Gold and silver

• Eagle feathers

What was one of Tomochichi's key demands during his visit to England?

• Military support

• More land for his people

• Education and fair trade

• A new treaty

In what year did Tomochichi pass away?

• 1735

• 1737

• 1739

• 1741

How was Tomochichi honored after his death?

• With a monument in Florida

• With a statue in London

• With a traditional military funeral

• With a new treaty

What was placed over Tomochichi's grave in observance of Indian tradition?

• A pyramid of stones

• A wooden cross

• A marble statue

• A bronze plaque