1.Geography
The highest peak in Georgia
Brasstown Bald
3 G’s of Exploration
God, Glory, Gold
The 177 Scottish soldiers were also commonly referred to as
Highland Scotts
The year the Constitution was issued
1787
Georgia's deep-water ports are located in these 2 cities
Savannah and Brunswick
All Rich Boys Play Cricket is an acronym for what
Appalachian Plateau, Valley and Ridge , Blue Ridge, Piedmont Region, and Coastal Plain.
The goal of establishing missions
To convert Native Americans to the Catholic religion
The Salzburger came to Georgia in search of this
religious freedom
The 2 people from Georiga who signed the Constitution
Abraham Baldwin and William Few
Impact of the mission system on the Native population
The system destroyed the traditional lifestyles of different Native cultures
Cities on the Fall Line
Columbus, Macon, Milledgeville, and Augusta
Spanish conquistador who led 600 soldiers across Georgia
Hernando De Soto
The Highland Scots were well-known for
Bravery in Battle
The 3 major part of the Constitution
The Preamble, seven articles, and amendments
Countries involved in the French and Indian War
France and Great Britain
The meaning of the name of the Okefenokee Swamp
"Land of Trembling Earth"
Missippian Indian house are made of this
Waddle and daub
The colonist who were un-happy called themselves this
Malcontents
The reason Georgia didn't attend the First Continental Congress
Georgia was facing a war with neighboring Native American tribes, the colony did not want to jeopardize British assistance
Happened after Savannah was founded
More people continued to leave England
4 major transportations in Georgia
Air, Deep Water Ports, Roads, and Trains
5 types of foods the Mississippian Indians ate
Corn, beans, sunflower seeds, plants, nuts, fruits, wild animals, deer, turkey, fish, shellfish, turtles
John Reynolds was the first of Georgia
Governor
The four Revolutionary War Battles
Lexington and Concord, Yorktown, Siege of Savannah, and Kettle Creek
7 major rivers of Georgia
Savannah River, Chattahoochee River, St. Mary’s River, Flint River, Oconee River, Ocmulgee River, and Altamaha River