Unit 2 Colonial Georgia

The trustees

The colonists

The King of England

The Native Americans

Colonists could own more than 500 acres of land

No slaves were allowed

Alcohol could not be produced

Colonists could not own more than 500 acres

Charity

Economics

Defense

Religion

They had to have a servant or family member for every 50 acres owned

They could own unlimited land

They had to pay a special tax

They had to build a fort on their land

He was the first Royal Governor of Georgia.

He persuaded King George II to create the colony and helped design Savannah.

He led a rebellion against the English crown.

He was a Native American chief who signed a treaty with the colonists.

He led the English colonists to Georgia.

He signed the Treaty of Savannah, providing land and promoting peaceful relations.

He became the first governor of Savannah.

He translated for the English and Creek Indians.

It was the first permanent settlement in the colony of Georgia.

It was founded by Tomochichi alone.

It was located on the Mississippi River.

It was the last city established in colonial Georgia.

To help debtors and the 'worthy poor' of Britain

To expand the British navy

To find gold and riches

To escape religious persecution

Wine

Rice

Indigo

Cotton

To seek religious freedom

To find gold

To escape famine

To join the British army

Highland Scots

Malcontents

Jewish Community

Royal Governors

Legalization of rum

Legalization of slavery

More land ownership

Ban on rice farming

Colonists could own more than 500 acres of land

Land could only be inherited by men

Land could not be sold

Small farms replaced plantations

Who would govern the colony, for how long, where it would be located, and what rules colonists had to follow.

The types of crops to be grown in Georgia.

The names of all the original colonists.

The exact date when Georgia would become a state.