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- 5. The legal document signed by King George II that officially made Georgia the 13th colony.
- 7. An English-Indian who spoke native american and English and was a translator who helped Oglethorpe and Chief Tomochichi make deals and trades, including the deal where Chief Tomochichi gave Oglethorpe the land of Georgia.
- 11. A colony that was given permission to claim a piece of land or establish a colony from the King via written document; Georgia was a charter colony because the king gave them permission to start a colony in the charter of 1732.
- 12. A group of Scottish warriors that James Oglethorpe Brought to Georgia in 1736 to help the colony defend from the Spanish.
- 15. A group of German Lutheran Protestants who came to the colony of Georgia to escape Religious persecution in 1734
- 16. A British explorer who created the Savannah settlement and founded the colony of Georgia.
- 17. a place that was newly founded by settlers; when settlers arrived in Georgia, they made a small town and declared it a new settlement
- 18. Dynamic; Lots of variety;Georgia had a diverse selection of people who occupied the colony; they varied religiously and ethnically.
- 19. studies how people, businesses, and governments allocate scarce resources to satisfy unlimited wants and needs
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- 1. When a nation or empire takes over land or starts a new settlement.
- 2. A person who owes money; Oglethorpe wanted to make a new colony for people in debtor’s prison so that they could be free of their debts and have a fresh start.
- 3. A territory that is placed in between an enemy colony to prevent attacks, invasions, and wars. Georgia was used as a Buffer colony by the English to help defend other colonies from the Spanish.
- 4. When someone legally owns another person as their property; it was illegal in Georgia until 1752, when Oglethorpe left control and returned to England.
- 6. Donating goods, services, or currency to help a charitable cause; Oglethorpe wanted to make Georgia to help those in prison get a new fresh start in a different colony.
- 8. a person who isn’t satisfied with the current state of something; When Oglethorpe started the colony there were many new settlers who did not like the rules he had enforced.
- 9. Materials like food and natural resources and services such as jobs or workers; Georgia's water access made it a large place for importing and exporting Goods and Services.
- 10. The action of guarding or protecting something from a danger or harm; Georgia was also used as a defense colony for the Carolinas and Virginia in fear that the Spanish might try to invade the most profitable colonies.
- 11. The Head Chief of the Yamacraw tribe of Indian-Americans. Made many deals with James Oglethorpe and gave over the land of Georgia. (WILLINGLY)
- 13. Giving help to those who are in need or to an organization that helps people; Oglethorpe wanted to make Georgia so that people in prison could have a fresh start in a new colony
- 14. A colony that was controlled by the king or queen, which means that the king appoints a governor and makes all decisions in the colony; Georgia was a Royal colony because it was ruled by the king, and James Oglethorpe was appointed as the governor.