Question

Henry Ellis is MOST LIKELY remembered as the second founder of Georgia because he

Answer 1

Answer:

D)established policies that influence Georgia's government for years.

Explanation:

History:

Henry Ellis was a highly intelligent and skillful man. He was born August 29, 1721, in Ireland. He left Ireland as a teenager for a life on the sea where he got the attention of Prince of Wales and Lord Halifax, a patronage of the board of trade.

Appointments:

President of the Board of Trade defined Ellis lieutenant governor of Georgia, 15 August 1756. Ellis landed at Savannah, Georgia on 16 February 1757, and on 17 May 1758, was appointed as royal governor.

Performance:

His government of the colony was profoundly appreciated. Realizing the threat acted to the colony by opposed neighbors.

He fixed a settlement with the Creeks.

Separation from governorship:

The hot atmosphere damaged his health, and he had to be separated from the governorship.

He left Georgia on 2 November 1760 and ending in New York to ask military support to the southern colonies.

Answer 2

I believe the answer is: D)established policies that influence Georgia's government for years.

During his period as the Government of Georgia's, Henry Ellis' work was highly regarded by both the people of Georgia and other Government officials, especially for his effort in increasing Georgia's relationship with hostile neighbours and improving Georgia's military's power.