H1 H2 Georgia

2. This Indian culture lived in permanent villages they built using available resources. supported by farming and hunting
3. This group was the only settlers to successfully produce silk for the colony
6. Interpreter who helped Oglethorpe and Tomochichi communicate
8. Under the Royal period, only _____ male landowners were allowed to vote and hold office in the House of Assembly
10. Economic system where a colonies raw materials are used to make manufactured goods by the Mother Country
13. The legalization of slavery caused the size of Georgia farms _______
15. This group complained of Trustee rules prohibiting slavery and hard alcohol
17. Which country benefitted from the raw materials found in Georgia and other colonies in the New World>
18. Mississippian Indians built shelters made from _____ and daub
19. Georgia colonists had much more freedom under this period as opposed to the restrictions of the Trustee period
22. Indian settlement locations near one of these helped support growing and harvesting crops
24. The most devastating impact the Spanish had on the native Indians was the spread of ____
25. According to Trustee rules, this was not allowed unlike England's other southern colonies

1. Many British citizens decided to come to Georgia in search of new economic ______
4. These church outposts were built for the purpose of converting the Native Indians to Christianity
5. Georgia founder James Oglethorpe worked with this Yamacraw chief (with help from Mary Musgrove) to establish Georgia's first city named Savannah
7. Spain was motivated to convert Natives to this religion
9. The German speaking Salzburgers from Austria practiced this branch of Christianity
11. Which WRIST crop is missing: Wine, Rice, Indigo, Silk,_____
12. Georgia's economic goal for the colony was to plant mulberry trees for the production of this material
14. Spain's Hernando DeSoto's exploration of the southeast was mostly about the search for this item
16. Highland ___ were recruited by Oglethorpe for their fighting abilities and hard work
20. Trustee rules limited the amount of ____ a colonist could own which limited opportunities for wealth via large plantations like in other southern colonies
21. This group was originally banned from Georgia but ended up supplying the early colony with a much needed doctor
23. Tools and ____ of the Mississippian Indians were made from stone, flint, and animal bone