The Charter of 1732
Rules and Dissatisfaction
Immigrant Groups
Defense Against Spain
Royal Colony and Governance
100

How many trustees were granted the right to govern Georgia?

21

100

Name one group banned by Georgia’s rules during the TRUSTEE Period.

Catholics or Jews

100

Which immigrant group was known for cultivating silk and establishing Ebenezer?

Salzburgers

100

What colony was Georgia required to protect from Spanish threats?

South Carolina

100

In what year did Georgia transition to a royal colony?

1752

200

For how many years were the trustees allowed to govern Georgia?

21 years

200

What did the colonists call themselves who were unhappy with the trustees’ rules?

Malcontents

200

What religion were the Salzburgers who settled in Georgia?

Protestant

200

Who led the defense efforts against the Spanish in Georgia?

James Oglethorpe

200

What crop became a valuable export for Georgia under the Royal Colony?

Tobacco

300

What (THREE) activities were trustees prohibited from doing to prevent self-interest?

Receiving a salary, owning land in the colony, or holding public office.

300

What colony did the malcontents look to as an example of success with more freedoms?

South Carolina

300

What was the first anti-slavery petition in the South signed by?

Highland Scots

300

What fort did Oglethorpe build to protect against Spanish attacks?

Fort Frederica

300

Who was Georgia’s first royal governor? (During the ROYAL Colony NOT the Trustee Period)

John Reynolds

400

After the trustee period, who was meant to govern Georgia?

The ruler of England.

400

Why were the “malcontents” frustrated with the Trustee policies?

They believed policies on land ownership, slavery, and alcohol limited Georgia’s success.

400

Why were the Jews ultimately allowed to stay in Georgia despite the original rules?

A Jewish doctor, Dr. Samuel Nunes, helped cure illnesses in the colony.

400

What was the name of the battle where Georgia defeated Spanish forces?

The Battle of Bloody Marsh

400

What voting requirements were in place for the colonial legislature?

Only white male citizens with at least 50 acres of land could vote.

500

Who was the unofficial leader of Georgia during the Trustee Period?

James Oglethorpe

500

What inheritance law angered colonists regarding land ownership?

Land could only be inherited by sons.

500

Which group established the town of Darien and helped defend Georgia against Spanish invasions?

Highland Scots

500

What was the long-term outcome of the Spanish loss at the Battle of Bloody Marsh?

The Spanish gave up all claims to Georgia, creating a safe southern border.

500

Who was Georgia’s last royal governor before the Revolutionary War? (Georgia was prosperous during his time as Royal Governor.

James Wright

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