By considering the following information in the question about the Charter of 1732, we have the following:
Purpose: the purpose of the Charter of 1732 is to establish a colony that will serve as a buffer against English colonies' enemies and a place for indebted British citizens to have a new life.
Governing body: the governing body of the Georgia colony is called Trustees selected by the British King. The Trustees are twelve individuals.
How was the governing body selected: The original governing body was selected by the British Royal Crown, King George. Individuals selected by the King were wealthy British individuals who helped the King in the past.
Rules about slavery: Slavery was originally not allowed in Georgia when the 1732 Charter was made.
Rules about alcohol: strong alcohol such as rum was not allowed in the Charter of 1732 that led to the formation of the Georgia colony.
Rules about land ownership: only a male colonist in the Georgia colony could own the land. Each of the males cannot own more than 50 acres of land.
There are also other rules established in the Charter of 1732 that formed the Georgia colony.
So, in this case, it is concluded that the Charter of 1732 made by the British King with the Trustees led to the formation of the Georgia colony in America.
