Question

Which of these describe Georgia at the beginning of the Revolutionary War? Select the TWO that apply(2 points) Responses Many Georgia residents had gotten rich from trade with French and Spanish colonies Many Georgia residents had gotten rich from trade with French and Spanish colonies Georgia was the youngest colony and many of its older residents still had strong ties with Britain Georgia was the youngest colony and many of its older residents still had strong ties with Britain Georgia was dependent on Britain to protect them from attacks from Native Americans Georgia was dependent on Britain to protect them from attacks from Native Americans Georgia was concerned with preparations for King George III’s upcoming visit to the colony.

Answer 1

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Georgia was the youngest colony and many of its older residents still had strong ties with Britain.

Georgia was dependent on Britain to protect them from attacks from Native Americans.

Answer 2

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The two descriptions that apply to Georgia at the beginning of the Revolutionary War are:

1. Georgia was the youngest colony and many of its older residents still had strong ties with Britain.
2. Georgia was dependent on Britain to protect them from attacks from Native Americans.

Answer 3

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To determine which statements describe Georgia at the beginning of the Revolutionary War, we can analyze each option one by one.

1. "Many Georgia residents had gotten rich from trade with French and Spanish colonies."
- To verify this statement, we need to examine historical sources that describe Georgia's trade relationships at the time. Cross-referencing trade records or accounts from that period might help to confirm or refute this claim.

2. "Georgia was the youngest colony, and many of its older residents still had strong ties with Britain."
- To validate this statement, we need to research the establishment date of Georgia as a colony and its demographic composition during the time of the Revolutionary War. Historical documents or records pertaining to loyalty or allegiance might provide insights into this claim.

3. "Georgia was dependent on Britain to protect them from attacks from Native Americans."
- To evaluate this statement, we can refer to historical accounts that discuss the relationship between Georgia and Britain in terms of defense against Native American attacks. Records of any military alliances, treaties, or assistance provided by Britain might support or oppose this claim.

4. "Georgia was concerned with preparations for King George III’s upcoming visit to the colony."
- To examine this statement, we can search for historical sources documenting any preparations made in Georgia for King George III's visit during the Revolutionary War period. Records such as official correspondence, proclamations, or firsthand accounts might help determine the accuracy of this claim.

Based on the research needed, it appears that statements 2 and 3 are the most plausible options describing Georgia at the beginning of the Revolutionary War:
- Georgia was the youngest colony, and many of its older residents still had strong ties with Britain.
- Georgia was dependent on Britain to protect them from attacks from Native Americans.