A: In 1734, a group of German-speaking settlers known as the Salzburgers built the town of Ebenezer twenty five miles north of Savannah.
Explanation:
In 1734, a group of German-speaking settlers known as the Salzburgers built the town of Ebenezer twenty five miles north of Savannah. This fact provides the BEST evidence to support the conclusion that colonial Georgia was home to a diverse population. The Salzburgers were German-speaking Austrian protestants who had been forced to leave their native area of Germany because it was controlled by Catholics.
The best evidence that colonial Georgia was home to a diverse population is the Salzburgers.
They are a group of German-speaking settlers and Protestant colonists. The Georgia Salzburgers did found the town of Ebenezer in 1734 when Johann Martin Boltzius and Israel Gronau did arrive with the group of 300 Salzburgers. They have sailed from England to Georgia.
