1. Georgia
THE COLONY OF
a presentation by
Steven, Karlen Chow, Selina Fan,
Yaruuna Enkhbold, and Evan Jacobs
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2. In the 1600s,
a debtor could be
PERMANANTLY JAILED.

3. Thousands of men and women
ROTTED
in federal prisons.
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4. James Oglethorpe
sought
change.
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6. Georgia was to be
a

7. Protestants were
guaranteed
freedom of religion.
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8. This settlement would be a
buffer state.

10. On the 9 th of June, 1733,
Georgia was established.
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11. Georgia was rich in
cotton, trees,
and shrimp.
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12. To fuel the cotton industry,
they used slaves.
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13. INTERESTING

14. Hernando de Soto
explored Georgia
in 1540.
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15. JENKINS was intercepted by
THE SPANISH in 1731.
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17. The BATTLE OF BLOODY MARSH
occurred on the 7 th of June, 1742.
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18. GEORGIA; TODAY.
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