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maxonik [38]
3 years ago
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According to the Charter of 1732, there were three primary reasons for colonizing Georgia. Based on your knowledge of Georgia's

colonial history, evaluate the success of each of the motivating factors for colonization of Georgia as listed in the Charter of 1732.
Answer in a full paragraph.

please someone help me struggling really bad on this question.
History
1 answer:
GuDViN [60]3 years ago
5 0

The reason the Charter of 1732 is of importance is that it establishes and sets the rules for the colonists, mostly English debtors, who had colonized there.  And from that beginning, it establishes the basis for a common occurrence, and was the basic founding of the other twelve colonies.  Therefore, it grants authority to James Oglethorpe to colonize, beyond the reasons listed in the Charter, of Charity, Economics and Defense.  It is the basis for King George granting the trustees the legitimacy and power to govern the colony.  

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