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WorksheetsUnit 3 Grade Recovery and Ga Milestone Review
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Born in England, this person assisted in the creation of the Charter of 1732 and the founding of Georgia.
Henrnando De Soto
James Oglethorpe
Tomochichi
Mary Musgrove
This group of immigrants were recruited by James Oglethorpe to serve as a military buffer between Georgia settlements and the Spanish. They were known for their skilled and fearless fighting tactics.
Highland Scots
Salzburgers
Jews
Malcontents
Who was the main interpreter and negotiator for the Creek during Georgia’s early colonial years?
James Oglethorpe
Tomochichi
Mary Musgrove
The Malcontents
This group of immigrants was not welcomed by all colonists in Georgia but their work to help the colony survive a yellow fever outbreak was well documented.
Salzburgers
Malcontents
Highland Scots
Jews
What were the Malcontents views on slavery?
They were angry that the trustees went back on their word and allowed slavery
They supported slavery because they felt it could help the economy thrive
They did not support slavery, but were willing to allow it in exchange for restrictions on land ownership
Which document explained the reasons why the Trustees decided to settle the colony of Georgia?
The Charter of 1732
The Articles of Confederation
The Declaration of Independence
The Proclamation of 1763
Which of the following describes a trustee during the Trustee Period in colonial Georgia?
A group of American Indians and Englishman that hold or manage assets for a king.
A group of 21 men who established the colony of Georgia under the Charter of 1732
A Catholic owning land in Georgia
Any colonial Georgian who could work land and own property
Oglethorpe and the trustees did not want this practiced in Georgia but by 1750 this was allowed and as a result, the colony’s economy grew and population increased.
Trade with the Spanish
Trade with the French
Slavery
Judaism
The site at Yamacraw Bluff was named
Atlanta
Louisville
Savannah
Augusta
What explains the rise in rice production in Georgia after 1750?
Others saw the great wealth which came to the first rice producers.
The British government gave bonuses to those who successfully grew rice.
The end of Georgia’s ban on slavery made large rice plantations possible in Georgia.
