Georgia Colonization
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| Why did indentured servants come to Georgia? | Tobacco
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| The chief who gave Oglethorpe land or the first English settlement in Georgia | Tomochichi
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| Trade Policy that called for balanced trade and need for raw materials to be sent back to the motherland | Mercantilism
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| Oglethorpe's friend who died in debtor's prison | Robert Castell
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| First fort built in GA around 1721 | Ft. King George
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| Rules and laws assigned to the colonists by Oglethorpe and other trustees | Regulations
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| Trustees and colonists could not own this; it all belonged to the king | land
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| Citizen army | militia
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| Person with no rights or privileges, seen as property of another | slave
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| Who did the trustees answer to? | the king of England(King George 2)
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| A skilled craftsman | Artisan
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| The tree the trustees promised to plant in order to get raw materials for England | Mulberry
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| Group of people Oglethorpe wanted to help with the new colony | Poor but Worthy
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| Who was the interpreter for Oglethorpe and Tomochichi? | Mary Musgrove
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| Number of trustees who were granted the charter to start a colony in GA | 21
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| Person or group of people who represent another person legally | trustee
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| What four groups did Oglethorpe not want in the GA colony? | liquor dealers, lawyers, Africans, Catholics
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| Bluff Tomochichi gave Oglethorpe to settle | Yamacraw Bluff
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| 2 important rivers that laid boundaries for the GA colony | Savannah and Altamaha
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| What was the primary religion of the new colony of GA? | Anglican
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| First city in GA colony | Savannah
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| What year was the charter granted? | 1732
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| What year did Oglethorpe land in the GA colony? | 1733
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| Name of the ship that carried the first people to GA | The Ann
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| Who was the king that gave permission for the GA colony? | King George 2
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| Number of days it took for the voyage from London to the New World | 88
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| Number of years the king promised the trustees to handle the colony of GA | 21 years
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| What is an indentured servant? | He/She agrees to work for someone for a set period of time in exchange for passage to the New World
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| The artisan who kept a journal providing us with the earliest view of life in colonial Savannah | Peter Gordon
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| Legal document that grants special rights and privileges | charter
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| A unit of soliders | Garrison
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| What did England need between the colonies of the Spanish and the French? | a buffer
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| What does Ebenezer mean? | Rock of Help
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| What happened to save the colonists after the only doctor on the ship Ann died? | Jewish settlers brought Dr. Samuel Nunis (July 1733)
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| What did they call the settlers who were not happy with the new rules? | Malcontents
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| Which incident helped Oglethorpe to invade Florida? | War of Jenkin's Ear
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| Where was the Battle of Bloody Marsh? | Fort St. Simons
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| How long was Oglethorpe the leader of GA? | 11 years
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| How many people sailed on the ship Ann? | 114-125
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| What were the three reasons for settlement of GA? | charity, defense, and economics
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