This is how we Live
This is "Our" Land now
Do you have a Charter ?
Do you "Trustee" them?
My Colony is Royal yall.
200

This crop was the most important of the Mississippian Native Americans 

 What is Mazie (Corn) 

200

He was the first known European to explore Georgia in the 1500's 

What is Hernando DeSoto

200

This document was created in 1732 to establish the colony of Georgia

What is the Charter of 1732? 

200

According to the Charter of 1732, Trustees were unable to do what 3 things within the colony. 

What is not be paid, own land, or hold office in the colony. 

200

This group of people first established the settlement of Ebenezer which means "Stone of Help" 

What is the Salzburgers

400

The Mississippian Natives lived in this type of society were the chief and the elites were at the top and the commoners were at the bottom.  

 What is Chiefdoms 

400

The Spanish main goal of exploration 

What is God, Glory, Gold 

400

The colony's charter was generated by 20 people and administered by a total of 70+, however he was the ONLY trustee to set foot in the Georgia colony.   

What is James Oglethorpe

400

The trustee wanted the colony of Georgia for the worthy poor and debtors, however they refused to allow 3 groups of people into the colony.  

Who are the Jews, Catholics, and Slaves 

400

The Salzburgers a hard working, German speaking group of people were the 1st to successfully produce this crop 

What is Silk

600

The early Mississippians Natives begin to practice this once their villages population got to large feed everyone.  

 What is Agriculture 

600

The Spanish were most successful in the establishment of these on the barrier island of Georgia from 1568-1684  

What are Missions 

600

The Charter of 1732 was formed for Philanthropic reasons to help these groups of people 

What is the worthy poor and debtors

600

James Oglethorpe made an exception to the trustee rules when the colony was struck with yellow fever by allowed this man to come to Georgia. 

Who is Dr. Samuel Nunes

600

The Highland Scots were given land near the abandoned Fort King George and started the 2nd oldest city in Georgia 

What is Darien 

800

The Mississippian Natives built there villages near bodies of waters for protection, and built these for religious and social activities  

What are Mounds 

800

Because of extensive trade networks utilized by the Mississippian Native Americans thousands of them died from these diseases 

What are Smallpox, Measles and Influenza (Flu) 

800

This group of people came to the Georgia Colony to establish a defense presence on the Altamaha River, which was the southern boundary of Georgia in 1736. 

What is the Highland Scots

800

The Trustee wanted the colonist to grow these crops because they were luxury items in England.  

What is silk and indigo

800

This group of people were given 500 acres of land because they paid their way to the Georgia colony  

What are the Malcontents 

1000

This land sits on a river in southeast Georgia is name called the " Land of trembling earth".  

What is Okefenokee Swamp 

1000
Spanish Missions were established on the barrier islands of Georgia in the 1500 and 1600's to encourage natives to embrace the Spanish political and economic system as well as to  

What is convert them to Christianity (Catholicism)

1000

This battle between the Spanish and the English took place on St. Simons Island, after James Oglethorpe attempted to capture the city of St. Augustine, Florida.  

What is the Battle of Bloody Marsh

1000

According to the The Charter of 1732, Colonist were required to defend the colony and protect England most prized colony city. 

What is Charleston, SC

1000
The Mickve Israel is the oldest of these in the south and the 3rd oldest in the U.S.A. 

What is a Jewish Congregation/Church/synagogue  

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