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Colonial Georgia

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King George II Granted James Oglethorpe the Charter of 1732 to establish Georgia as a colony
Charter of 1732 rules and guidelines to set up the colony of Georgia under the 21 Trustees
Trustees a group of 21 men who ruled Georgia from 1732-1752
The Battle of Bloody Marsh battle in the war of Jenkins' Ear; final battle that kicked Spain out of Georgia for good
Trustee Colony 1732 - 1752; banned slavery, selling of land, and liquor
Royal Colony 1752 - 1776; allowed slavery, selling of land, and liquor and established royal governorships
Royal Governor man appointed by king of England to govern a colony
W.R.I.S.T. Wine (X), Rice (✔️), Indigo (✔️), Silk (X), Tobacco (✔️), ... X = Not Successful, (✔️) Successful
Yamacraw Bluff The name of the land given to Yamacraw
Jews Originally banned from colonial Georgia; had a doctor among them who saved the lives of colonists
Salzburgers came to Georgia for religious freedom; known for being successful with silk
Highland Scots recruited by Oglethorpe to fight; known for their military tactics
Malcontents group who disagreed with the Trustees' rules, wanted to be like South Carolina that allowed slavery, selling of land and liquor
Savannah first settlement and town of Georgia
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