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  1. 3. of 1732 The document the king gave the 21 trustees “entitling them” to the land of the modern day state of Georgia. It also established Georgia as the 13th and final colony of the original 13 colonies of England. James Oglethorpe and the 20 other trustees wanted to build this colony to give the working poor a second chance.
  2. 6. The process or system by which goods and services are produced, sold, and purchased. In the beginning, the Georgia economy was okay but after slavery was legal it was in a really bad place.
  3. 10. The malcontents were a group that came to the colony of Georgia while in its trustee period. They complained a lot about the rules the trustees had set up. For example, they wanted rum and slavery legal, and were not given financial help from the trustees because of their terrible attitude.
  4. 12. They were German speaking Austrians who were fleeing persecution because of their religion (they were members of the Lutheran church) and they were valuable farmers.
  5. 13. Tomochichi He was the chief of the Yamacraw tribe (of creek descent) and was a very intelligent man. He realized that there was no escaping British rule and voluntarily gave up his land to James Oglethorpe.
  6. 15. Military measures or resources for protecting a country (or colony). For example, in Georgia they had the Highland Scots protect them from invasion from the Spanish, French and even some native tribes.
  7. 17. colony The colony of Georgia was the colony that protected the other 12 pre-established English colonies from attack from the French, Spanish, and the other native tribes trying to attack or invade the Carolinas.
  8. 18. an organization for helping people in need. For example James Oglethorpe donated to charity to help the working poor.
  9. 19. Having a variety of things. For example, Georgia has always been a diverse place, even in the trustee period. They had German speaking Austrians, English settlers, Scottish highlanders from Scotland, and they had Jewish settlers searching for religious freedom.
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  1. 1. Musgrove She was of mixed background, her father being English and her mother being native american. Because she spoke both English and the native language she was able to help Chief Tomochichi and James Oglethorpe communicate with each other.
  2. 2. a person, a country or an organization that owes money. James Oglethorpe wanted to make Georgia a colony to send the debtors and working poor to the new world to give them a fresh start.
  3. 4. and Services Products like indigo and rice and services like farming help or protection. For example, in the British colonies, the goods and services helped build the economy. The colonies would supply raw materials to England and ship them.
  4. 5. Scots They were valuable warriors from Scotland who defended the Georgia colony from native, French, and Spanish invasions.
  5. 7. People who were not paid to work on farms or plantations and we're stripped away from their identities and general human rights.
  6. 8. Oglethorpe He was a young member of the English parliament and one of the original 21 trustees. He also was the founder of Georgia, and unlike De Soto, he treated the natives very well and in return was able to befriend some (including Chief Tomochichi) and was able to get the land that would later become the colony of Georgia.
  7. 9. of a charter colony where a group of people decide or vote on who governs it, the Monarch or King, makes all the decisions for the colony. In the case of the Georgia colony, even though they did not live in England, they had to follow the same rules that an English citizen would have to follow back home in England.
  8. 11. The desire to promote the welfare of others by donations of time, money, or property. James Oglethorpe was a philanthropist, and his life’s mission was to give the working poor a place to get a fresh start.
  9. 13. the act of taking control of an area or a country that is not your own, especially using force, and sending people from your own country to live there. For example, the English monarchy sent settlers to enforce their rule in the new world.
  10. 14. When people come to live in a new place (even if it's really only new to them). For example the English settlers came to settle in the new world which was an entire ocean away from their old homes.
  11. 16. colony The Georgia colony is a great example of a charter colony. The king of England granted permission to build a colony in the land nowadays known as Georgia and the 21 trustees at the time were allowed to govern that colony as they saw fit.Royal colony