That is an example of oppression.
Georgia was the newest colony at the time and was still in development. Many people in Georgia were either straight from Britain or had parents/grandparents from Britain. This I believe is why there wasn't as much opposition to the crown in Georgia.
D. It can make decision making more efficient.
They still lived in ghettos, despite being "free", they lived under the shadow of slavery, since, unlike those from the north, they were not allowed many things, like congregating in a church, they were not allowed to travel, vote, or enjoy certain rights, so they just wanted to keep their freedom, no matter what.