1) According to the Charter of 1732, there were three primary reasons for colonizing Georgia. Based on your knowledge of Georgia's Colonial history, evaluate the success of each of the motivating factors for colonization of Georgia as listed in the Charter of 1772.
2) Identify goods produced in colonial Georgia and explain how these goods contributed to mercantilism.
3) In 3-5 sentences, describe the developments that occurred in Georgia after it became a royal colony.
4) In 3-5 sentences explain the impacts that European contact and settlement had on the Native Americans
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Y'all need to just stop! Anonymous i have two answers for you Answer #1 The Europeans destroyed their way of life completely. They gave them disease and death. Then they built an empire over their corpses. Answer #2 Many developments occurred in Georgia after it became a royal colony. One of the major ones is slaves were imported. Cotton and rice plantations were established and rapidly growing. The land of Georgia was purchased more often and women were allowed to inherit land. Overall, Georgia has a huge increase in its development.
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1) To evaluate the success of the motivating factors for colonization of Georgia as listed in the Charter of 1732, you will need to review the primary reasons stated in the Charter and then examine historical evidence to determine whether those reasons were actually achieved. The three primary reasons for colonization of Georgia as stated in the Charter were to provide a new settlement for the "worthy poor," to act as a buffer colony against Spanish Florida, and to establish a trading outpost for England. To evaluate the success of these reasons, you can review historical records, such as primary sources and scholarly articles, to assess whether Georgia fulfilled these goals. Look for evidence of successful settlement of the desired population, evidence of successful defense against Spanish Florida, and evidence of successful trade and economic development.
2) To identify goods produced in colonial Georgia, you can refer to historical records, such as plantation records, merchant records, and trade documents from the colonial period. Some of the goods produced in colonial Georgia included rice, indigo, tobacco, timber, and naval stores like tar, pitch, and turpentine. These goods contributed to mercantilism by being exported to England and other British colonies, thus generating wealth and economic benefits for the British Empire. The surplus production of these goods in Georgia helped to strengthen England's mercantile system, where colonies were expected to supply raw materials to the mother country, and in return, the colonies were provided with manufactured goods from the mother country.
3) The developments that occurred in Georgia after it became a royal colony included greater political control by the British Crown. Georgia transitioned from being a proprietary colony under the trusteeship of James Oglethorpe to a royal colony overseen directly by the British government. This led to changes in governance, as the British government appointed royal governors to administer the colony. Additionally, the colonial government became more aligned with British interests and policies. There was also an increase in population and economic growth, driven by the expansion of plantations, especially of crops like rice and indigo. Overall, Georgia's transition to a royal colony facilitated closer ties with the British Empire, increased economic development, and changes in the political administration of the colony.
4) The impacts of European contact and settlement on Native Americans were complex and varied. Some of the impacts included the introduction of new diseases, which had devastating effects on Native American populations, leading to population decline and loss of cultural practices. Europeans also brought new weapons and technologies, which altered traditional power dynamics among Native American tribes. European colonization often involved land encroachments and forced removals, resulting in dispossession of indigenous lands and displacement of Native American communities. Europeans also tried to assimilate Native Americans into their own cultural and social systems, resulting in cultural loss and disruption. Additionally, European colonizers brought with them a new economic system that disrupted traditional indigenous economies, leading to dependency and exploitation. Overall, European contact and settlement had profound and often detrimental impacts on Native American communities.
1) What were three primary reasons for colonizing Georgia. How successful was each of those reasons? That is, why did people colonize Georgia? Were they escaping something? Did they want better lives? Were they promised something (even if they may not have gotten that)?
2) What things were produced in colonial Georgia? How did these things help make Georgia prosper, both in trading with other colonies and countries, and among fellow Georgians?
3) In 3-5 sentences, tell how Georgia changed after it became a royal colony.
4) In 3-5 sentences, tell how contact with European colonists affected the Native Americans.