Question

This document was issued by King George II of England, creating the colony of Georgia.

Answer 1

Answer: If you are looking for the full name of the document, the correct answer is Charter of 1732.

Explanation:

The Charter was granted to General James Oglethorpe in London, by king George II himself, after whom the colony got its name (April 21, 1732). The Charter listed reasons for the creation of Georgia - charity, economics, and defense. King's privy council finalized the Charter two months later, on June 9, 1732.