Journal Entry # 13 Chapter 6 10/04/10 1. Name and describe the three royal governors from 1752 through 1782. 2. Did colonists have more of a voice in the.

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Journal Entry # 13 Chapter 6 10/04/10 1. Name and describe the three royal governors from 1752 through Did colonists have more of a voice in the Royal colony or Trustee colony? Why? 3. Describe the French and Indian war and the outcome for Spain and France. 4. What did the Proclamation of 1763 bring about for Georgia?

Journal Entry # 14 Chapter 7 10/05/10 1. Describe three characteristics of the Southern Colonies. 2. Describe Ebenezer and New Ebenezer communities. 3. Using the diary on page 98, describe the role of the pastor and the evidence that the Salzburgers watched over one another.

Journal Entry # 15 10/28/10 Page How did the British lose the war? Describe the event fully. British 2. What problems did Georgia face after the war? 3. What is a constitution and why do governments need one?

Journal Entry # 16 Chapter 8 11/1/10 1. Describe the strengths and weaknesses of the Georgia Constitution of Describe the strengths and weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation. 3. How did the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation lead to a need to revise that document?

Journal 17 Chapter 9 1. Explain what Manifest Destiny meant. 2. Why did the Native Americans decide to give up their land? 3. How did Georgia decide initially to distribute public land? Name and describe the system. 4. Where did Georgia’s capitol move to and why? Name all of the capitols.

Journal # 18 11/29/10 Chapter 9 1. Describe the Yazoo land fraud completely? 2. How did Georgia lose its Western territory? 3. Describe the Trans Oconee Republic and how Georgia acquired the Indian lands. 4. Describe the process of land lotteries.

Journal # 19 11/30/10 Chapter 9 1.Describe the reasons why Georgia grew economically. 2.Describe Georgia’s waterways and road systems. 3.Describe the coming of the railroad system to Georgia and the relationship of Atlanta to the railroad. 4.Why did the town of Marthasville get renamed? What was the new name?

Journal # 20 12/01/10 Chapter 9 Read the autobiography of Gideon Lincecum (page 145) and answer the first three questions. 1. What were some personal qualities of Gideon and his father? 2. What are some of the reasons why Gideon was just starting to school at 14? 3. What requirement kept his father from being in the land lottery? 4. Describe the reasons for the three planned cities in Georgia (p. 150).