Geography
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American Revolution
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What region of the US is Georgia located?

Southeastern US

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Which European countries colonized the New World?

Spain, Great Britain, France, Italy

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Why were slaves NOT allowed to participate in the Revolutionary War?

Slaves wanted land and wanted to be free.

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What type of government did Georgia first have (unimeral; bicameral).  Why?

unimeral; because they were afraid of governors having too much power (like kings had).

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Why did Georgia need a strong national gov’t?

To regulate trade; to be able to tax states to provide income; to be able to have/maintain a strong military.

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Why did Europeans and Natives frequently end up at war with each other?

land ownership

200

What is the natural border that separates the Coastal and Piedmont?

Fall Line

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What Native American tribe was still in existence when the explorers arrived

Mississippian

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How did the French Indian War lead to the American Revolution?

Britain got into a lot of debt from the war and started over taxing colonists on everything in order to pay for the war and the colonists revolted.

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The first written plan for government was the ____________

Articles of Confederation

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What are the four steps in the Juvenile Justice process?

intake; detention; formal hearing (adjudicatory) and dispositional hearing (sentencing).

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Why did James Oglethorpe want a charter to establish Georgia?

To provide British debtors with a new place to settle and have a new life.

300

Which river borders Georgia and Alabama?

Chattahoochee River

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Who is the explorer who founded Georgia and what was his legacy?

Hernando deSoto; and his legacy was that he came for the 3-G's, but killed thousands of Natives through war, violence and disease.  Never found gold.

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Why did most colonist want to remain part of Great Britain?

For protection and trade.

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In the video ‘It’s too late to apologize” – what was meant by that phrase?

That the colonists were over the tyranny shown by King George III and they were leaving him!

300

What is the earliest / oldest age for Juvenile Justice system?

13 / 21

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What are reasons for Oglethorpe to settle Georgia?

Charity, defense, economy

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Why did many early Georgia settlements want to settle along the Fall Line?

For natural resources, water, fertile land, farming (agriculture).

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What was the first settlement in Georgia?

Savannah

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Who signed the Declaration of Independence from Georgia?

Button Gwinnett, Lymon Hall, George Walton

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What are the three branches of Georgia's government and what do they do?

Executive - enforce the laws

Legislative - make / create the laws

Judicial - judge / interpret the laws

400

Why can juveniles not have bail or a right to a jury trial?

Juveniles do not go to 'jail', so no need for bail.  Juveniles do not have juries because youth cannot be responsible enough in a trial.

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What role did Tomochichi and Mary Musgrove play in the settlement of Georgia?

Tomochichi was a Yamacraw Indian that negotiated through Mary Musgrove to allow Oglethorpe to settle on Yamacraw Bluff, which eventually led to Savannah

500

Which industry is most affected by Georgia’s climate?

Food / Farming

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What is mercantilism?

A type of trade policy that Britain used to import more goods than they export, using the imported goods to make more products to sell.

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What was the purpose of the Declaration?

For colonists to declare their freedom from Britain.

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What is separation of power?

Means that branches are given distinct powers that do not overlap with other branches.  This is to keep one branch from being too powerful.

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Why were juvenile courts created

To provide protection to juveniles; to offer juveniles a more rehabilitative route to correcting bad behavior.

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Who was Georgia’s first royal governor and why were the Malcontents upset?

John Reynolds and the Malcontents wanted to be able to buy/sell land, buy and drink liquor and own slaves.