Question

Which of these describe Georgia at the beginning of the Revolutionary War? Select two that apply.

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 dependent on britain to protect them from attacks from native americans

georgia was concerned with preparations for king george the third'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 options that describe Georgia at the beginning of the Revolutionary War are:

1. Georgia was dependent on Britain to protect them from attacks from Native Americans.
2. Georgia was concerned with preparations for King George III's upcoming visit to the colony.

Answer 3

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To determine which of these options describe Georgia at the beginning of the Revolutionary War, we can analyze each statement.

1. Many Georgia residents had gotten rich from trade with French and Spanish colonies: To verify this statement, we can research the economic status of Georgia during that period. We can look for historical records or accounts of trade between Georgia and French/Spanish colonies, such as the West Indies. If we find evidence that trade with these colonies brought prosperity to Georgia, then this statement would apply.

2. Georgia was the youngest colony, and many of its older residents still had strong ties with Britain: To confirm this statement, we can investigate the timeline of Georgia's establishment as a colony. By comparing the establishment of Georgia with the Revolutionary War, we can determine if it was indeed the youngest colony. Moreover, we can explore historical accounts or personal records to understand the sentiments and ties Georgia residents had with Britain at the time.

3. Georgia was dependent on Britain to protect them from attacks from Native Americans: Similarly, verifying this statement requires studying historical records or accounts of relationships between Georgia and Native American tribes during the Revolutionary War era. If there is evidence that Georgia relied on Britain's protection against Native American attacks, then this statement applies.

4. Georgia was concerned with preparations for King George III's upcoming visit to the colony: To establish the validity of this statement, we can search for historical events and official records related to King George III's visits to the colonies. If there is evidence that Georgia was preparing for such a visit, then this statement is accurate.

By conducting research and examining historical sources regarding Georgia's trade, age as a colony, dependency on Britain, and preparations for King George III's visit, we can determine which two statements apply to Georgia at the beginning of the Revolutionary War.