All of these cities have been capitals of the state of Georgia but one. Which has NOT been a capital of Georgia?

2 answers:

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Macon was not a capital of Georgia, The first Capital was Savannah, then Augusta, Then Louisville, then Milledgeville, and nowadays, the Capital is now Atlanta, Georgia.

Anon25 [30]3 years ago

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Option C, macon is the right answer.

Throughout history, there have been five different capitals of Georgia. The first known capital of Georgia was Savannah. As the majority of people were not happy with this capital, therefore, in 1754, an attempt was made to change the capital. As a result, during the American Augusta, Heard's Fort, and other regions served as temporary capitals. After the end of British rule, Augusta was made the capital of Georgia, then Louisville while a new city was being built on the Oconee River. However, by 1847 some were afflicted with Milledgeville and hence called for a preference to transfer the capital to Atlanta.

Therefore, macon never became the capital of Georgia.

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