Georgia's Geography & Early Native Americans
European Exploration & The Trustee Period
Royal Period & Economic Principles
The American Revolution & Statehood
Recap
100

What culture farmed, hunted, lived near rivers in wattle and daub houses, and constructed large earthen mounds?

Mississippians

100

What were Spain's 3 G's?

God, Gold, & Glory.

100

Who invests their own time and money into starting a new business to earn a profit?

Entrepreneur

100

Where could colonist not settle from the Proclamation of 1763?

The west of the Appalachian Mountains

100
In what hemisphere is is Georgia located in?

Northern hemisphere and Western hemisphere

200

On a World Map what state is located in the Southeastern region of the United States, on the continent of North America, and within both the Northern and Western Hemispheres?

Georgia

200

What was Britain's 3 main reasons for establishing Georgia as a colony?

Philanthropy, Economics, & Defense

200

Unlike the strict Trustee Period, the Royal Period permitted large land holdings and significantly increased the use of what type of labor?

Slave labor

200

This royal order prohibited colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains.

Proclamation of 1763

200

What economic system did Great Britain try to implant in Georgia?

Mercantilism

300

This southern Georgia region features a long growing season and is famous for agricultural crops such as peaches, peanuts, and pecans.

Coastal Plain Region

300

What were the three successful early crops in Georgia?

Rice, Indigo, and Tobacco

300

When Georgia first became a colony, the ultimate authority for appointing governors belonged to who?

The King of England

300

Why did the Proclamation of 1763 rule have little impact on most Georgia colonists?

Many Georgians lived near the coast and had other newly available lands where they could settle.

300

What animal did Spanish bring that brought diseases to Native Americans?

Pigs

400

An early riverboat traveling inland from the coast encounters rapids where the Piedmont meets the Coastal Plain and cannot continue upstream. The boat has reached the __________

Fall Line

400

Who played a vital role in early Georgia history by serving as a translator between James Oglethorpe and Yamacraw Chief Tomochichi?

Mary Musgrove

400

What are three examples of key industries driving Georgia’s economy today?

agriculture, manufacturing, services, technology, and entertainment

400

Georgia’s three signers were who?

Button Gwinnett, Lyman Hall, and George Walton.

400

What does an entrepreneur invest to try and earn a profit?

Time and money
500

Why did early settlers establish the town of Savannah along the Savannah River at the Atlantic Coast?

For access to fresh water and trading

500

Who were the group of early Georgia settlers who objected to Trustee rules limiting land ownership, prohibiting alcohol, and banning slavery.

The Malcontents

500

How does filming a movie in a local Georgia town benefit its local economy?

It creates additional jobs and supports local businesses by buying food and resources locally

500

Georgia had fewer visible protests against the Stamp Act than other colonies for what reason?

Because of its small population, strong royal leadership, and economic dependence on Great Britain.

500

The section of the Declaration that details specific complaints against King George III is called what?

Grievances