Georgia colinazation
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| Charity was one of the reasons Oglethorpe asked for a charter, who did he want to help | Poor but worthy
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| What changes from just being more exports than imports to creating a reasource for workers in the home land | Mercantalisim
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| What dye did Georgian colonist promise to plant in order to compete with the Far East | Indigo
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| What plant did the colonist raise because they had lots of water in their marshes | Rice
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| Mercantalisim created this for england | Reasources for workers
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| These trees produced leaves that silkworms fed on | Mulberry
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| The ship that brought the first colonist to georgia | The Ann
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| All colonists had a responsibility to the group to produce one or other of these | Goods and Services
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| All male colonists over the age of 18 recieved this much land | 50 Acres
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| The land was divided up like this | 5 acres in the town and 45 acres in the country
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| King George wanted the colony for what purpose | To keep the Spanish out of Souh Carolina
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| Georgia was seen as this becasue of its geografical location between Flordia and South Carolina | Buffer
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| Georgia was granted as a colony to Oglethorpe because the king saw a chance for making a lot of money with what | Silk, tabacco, indigo, and rice
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| What is a document that grants a person or group permission to create a colony for the king | Charter
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| What year did Oglethorpe request a charter? | 1732
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| What is a group of people who lived away from home but matain ties to their homeland | Colony
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| The 3 reasons Georgia was granted a charter | Defense, Charity, and Economics
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| When Oglethorpe was in charge the colony was a trustee or this type of colony | Trustee colony
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| Which country was colonizing in Flordia and threatening to take over South Carolina | Spain
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| There was 21 of these men including Oglethorpe | Trustees
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| The trustee period lasted about | 21 years
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| He founded the colony of Georgia | Oglethorpe
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| He gave Oglethorpe the land to build Savannah | Tomochichi
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| indentured servants came back to Georgia for this valuable plant to send back to England | Tabacco
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| The cheif who gave Oglethorpe the land for the first English settlement in Georgia | Tomochichi
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| A trade policy that called for balanced trade and the need for raw materials to be sent back to the mother land | Mercantalism
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| Oglethorpe's friend who died in debtors prison | Robert Castell
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| The first fort built in Georgia around 1721 | Fort King George
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| Rules and laws assigned to the colonist by Oglethorpe and other trustees | Regulations
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| What neither trustees or colonist could own, it all belonged to the King | Land
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| A citizen army | Militia
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| A person with no rights or privilages who is seen as property of another | Slaves
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| Unlimatley the trustees answered to this person | King George II
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| A puruke maker, an apothecary, a miller, and a surveyor are all called | Artisants
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| The tree the trustees promised to plant in order to aquire raw materials for England | Mulberry
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| The group of people Oglethorpe wanted to help with the new colony | Poor but worthy
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| The interpreter for Oglethorpe and Tomochichi | Mary Musgrow
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| The number of trustees who were granted the charter to start a colony in Georgia | 21
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