Which monarch granted permission to settle the colony of Georgia?

What was one of the reasons for Georgia's founding?

Man who wanted to start a colony to help England with defense, economics, and charity.

One of Georgia's purposes; protect the English colonies from the Spanish in Florida.

An expensive fabric woven by strands of thread made by a specific type of worm.

Reason for Georgia's founding that focused on raw materials and the money the colony would bring England.

Crops produced in the colony of Georgia: wine, rice, indigo, silk, and tobacco.

Colonists were required to plant these for food of choice for silkworms.

Someone who owed more money than he had; typically, were jailed for this.

Twenty one of these men were "trusted" with governing the colony of Georgia. Oglethorpe would be the only one to ever set foot in Georgia.

One of the three reasons for Georgia's founding. James Oglethorpe and the trustees hoped to bring debtors and England's "worthy poor" to the colony to begin new lives.

A plant used to produce a blue dye.

Jewish doctor who saved the colony from illness.

Woman who worked with Oglethorpe and Tomochichi as a translator.

Yamacraw leader who gave Oglethorpe permission to settle on Yamacraw Bluff.

A town established by the Salzburgers.

The location of the first settlement in Georgia, which would become Savannah.

Time period in Georgia for 21 years where the Trustees were in charge.

The ship that brought approx. 120 colonists to settle the colony of Georgia.

People who came to Georgia to escape religious persecution and settled New Ebenezer.

The first group of settlers allowed to join the original colonists. Initially, they were forbidden.

Twenty one of these men were "trusted" with governing the colony of Georgia. Oglethorpe would be the only one to ever set foot in Georgia.

Naturally happened without being told it would happen. Not legally done.

A group of colonists who complained about the way the Trustees were running Georgia.

Largest crop at the beginning of the colony.