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Hernando De Soto went searching for gold in America, never found it, died while there, his men brought disease + violence to the indians, caused many deaths.
Tomochichi chief of Yamacraw indians, gave Oglethorpe land to set up on near Savannah River.
James Oglethorpe Chartered Savannah
Mary Musgrove translator between Tomochichi + Oglethorpe,
John Reynolds 1st royal governor, set up bicameral, let people be part of government,
Henry Ellis 2nd royal governor, improved economy, very popular with people, but very weird
James Wright ​ 3rd royal governor, improved defenses, created first newspaper
Elijah Clarke Leader @ Kettle Creek, saved by Austin Dabney,
Austin Dabney a slave who fought, severely wounded, saved Elijah Clarke, rewarded afterwards
Nancy Hart Gained her fame by fighting off Tories by getting them drunk and taking their guns while her children called for help
Button Gwinnett Signer of U.S. Declaration of Independence
Lyman Hall Signer of U.S. Declaration of Independence
George Walton Signer of U.S. Declaration of Independence
Abraham Baldwin GA Representative @ Continental Congress
William Few GA Representative @ Continental Congress
Alexander McGillivray Signed the Treaty of New York, gave away land East of the Oconee,
William McIntosh signed Treaty of Indian Springs, gave up land West of Oconee, was murdered.
Sequoyah Created Syllabary,
John Ross took a petition to congress w/ 15000 signatures (90% of all Cherokee) to protest indian removal.
Andrew Jackson President at time of Indian Removal
John Marshall Chief Justice who said that Cherokee territory wasn't subject to state law,
Alexander Stephens Vice President of the Confederacy, U.S. Representative, 50th gvnr of GA
Jefferson Davis President of Confederacy
William T. Sherman General for Union army
Robert E. Lee Confederate General
​Ulysses S. Grant Union Army, 18th president of the U.S.
Abraham Lincoln President of U.S. during Civil War
Andrew Johnson Lincoln's VP
Henry McNeal Turner One of the first African Americans Elected to the Georgia General Assembly.
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