During the early part of the independence movement, how did Wright’s popularity benefit the British king? A) Georgians remained

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During the early part of the independence movement, how did Wright’s popularity benefit the British king? A) Georgians remained

loyal when others began to rebel. B) The military used Georgia as a safe haven. C) Merchants and traders moved their business to Georgia. D) Georgia attracted settlers fleeing the rebellion.

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AlexFokin [52] · Answer 1 · 2022-06-25T17:12:28+03:00

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A) Georgians remained loyal when others began to rebel.