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Match each quote to the diverse group that would most likely say it or agree with it

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Eva8 [605]2 years ago

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Matching the quotes to the diverse groups that would most likely say them or agree with them is as follows:

Your Charter may say no entry but your sick folks say come on in!

<h3>Salzburgers:</h3>

Our Mulberry Trees and silk worms produce the best silk in all the world.

Slavery! No Way! Not in our colony!

<h3>Jews, Salzburgers, Highland Scots:</h3>

Grab your weapons men and women!

<h3>Highland Scots:</h3>

Time to protect the colony!

<h3>Jews and Salzburgers:</h3>

We wish to worship in our own way peacefully and without persecution.

<h3>Which colony welcomed Jews, Salzburgers, and Highland Scots?</h3>

Georgia was the colony where the Salzburgers from Austria settled. These Salzburgers then welcomed the Jews and the Highland Scots in view of their indispensable healthcare and military services.

The Jews helped the Salzburgers with healthcare and viticulture, while the Highland Scots emigrated to help the Salzburgers fight the Spanish.

Thus, these diverse groups of Jews, Salzburgers, and Highland Scots, all settled in Georgia.

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