One of Georgia's land policies that distributed the most land was the Georgia Land Lottery System. This system was implemented in the early 19th century and involved the distribution of Native American lands to white settlers. The land was divided into lots, and individuals could purchase tickets to participate in the lottery. Winners were then granted ownership of the land lot they had won. This policy resulted in the widespread distribution of Native American lands to white settlers, leading to the forced removal of indigenous peoples from Georgia.
