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Chapter 13 sect. 1

Georgia from Confederation to Constitution

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What was the form of government that the Articles of Confederation had? Unicameral (one house) Legislature that worked by forming committees to deal with specific tasks.
What was the only house that had power in the Articles of Confederation? Congress
What article could not regulate trade between states or with foreign nations? Articles of confederation
What was Georgia's government after the end of the Revolutionary war? Constitution of 1777
What did the executive branch of Georgia consist of? Between the Governor and Council
Three main issues Georgia was facing as a new state from the war Rebuilding Georgia’s buildings and farms Paying the states debt Establish better relations with the Creek and Cherokee
Who’s land did settlers began to settle in and where did they settle? They settled in the Indians land and settled west of the Appalachians.
Where did the first meeting with the Cherokee take place after the war? Long Swamp in October of 1782
The leader of the Cherokee during 1783 Alexander McGillivary
What had little value in Georgia after the war? Money
This person is a good example of how the British and the a Native Americans became united by trade and also blood? Alexander McGillivrary
What group of people that were here before the settlers have conflict with Georgia? Native Americans
What was a reason some Loyalist weren’t allowed to return to Georgia? If they actively opposed the Patriots cause
Land given to soldiers who fought for Georgia’s independence Bounty grant
How many branches does the new constitution of 1777 have? Three (legislative, executive, judicial)
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