1. Colonial Georgia Highland Scots Salzburgers Immigrants Rules Trustees
The Highland Scots were __________________________ the colony against Spanish invasions.
In 1739, they signed the __________________________ in the South.
The Highland Scots created the __________________________ in Georgia.
When the Highland Scots realized the soil was not good for crops, they established successful timber and __________________________ .
The Highland Scots were fierce fighters well-known for __________________________ .
In January 1736, __________________________ known as the Highland Scots established the town of Darien.
Oglethorpe was concerned with the military threat posed by the __________________________ so he recruited another group of immigrants to help defend the colony.
They were also successful in lumber production, __________________________ , and agriculture.
In New Ebenezer, they planted mulberry trees and __________________________ from silkworms that fed on the leaves.
They eventually asked Oglethorpe for a better site and moved to a __________________________ on the Savannah River.
In Ebenezer, they worked hard, but the land was marshy with __________________________ for crops.
The Salzburgers were given land __________________________ that they named Ebenezer (“the Rock of Help”).
The Salzburgers came to Georgia in 1734 seeking __________________________ and hoping to establish a silk industry in the colony.
The largest ethnic group during the Trustee Period were __________________________ from Salzburg (in present-day Austria).
Many diverse groups, including the Highland Scots, the Salzburgers, and the Jews, joined the settlement in Savannah and made a __________________________ on the Georgia colony.
Despite the strict rules, people from all over Europe heard about the new colony and began to __________________________ .
Many of these rules __________________________ .
Some rules include limits on land ownership, no hard liquor, __________________________ , no Catholics or Jews, and inheritance laws that passed down family land to sons only.
The Trustees had a plan for Georgia that included several __________________________ for the colonists.
The trustees were __________________________ personally from decisions they made.
During the Trustee Period, Oglethorpe was the __________________________ of Georgia.
They could not receive a salary, own land in the colony, or __________________________ .
To assure that they would not act __________________________ , Georgia’s charter prohibited several activities.
They could govern the colony for __________________________ , after that, the colony’s government was to pass to the ruler of England.
The Charter of 1732 gave 21 trustees the __________________________ Georgia until 1753.
Colonial Georgia

2. Royal Colony
Trustee Ends
. Spanish Threat
Malcontents
Jews
Restrictions on land ownership and slavery were removed and Georgia __________________________ economically.
Many __________________________ changed once Georgia became a royal colony.
In 1752, the Charter of 1732 expired and the Trustees __________________________ of the colony to the King.
By 1750, land could be __________________________ , slavery was legal, and liquor was allowed in the colony.
Georgia did achieve its goal of __________________________ from the Spanish; however, it failed with the other aspects of the Trustees’ plan for a model society.
In the end, the Trustees’ economic and social plans for Georgia __________________________ .
The Spanish loss marked the beginning of a __________________________ .
After this battle, the Spanish __________________________ to Georgia.
Oglethorpe’s much smaller force defended Fort Frederica and __________________________ in the Battle of Bloody Marsh.
In 1742, a Spanish forced landed on __________________________ .
When the Spanish __________________________ on the Georgia colony, Oglethorpe, along with the Highland Scots and other colonists, was prepared.
Oglethorpe began __________________________ along Georgia’s barrier islands with the intention of preventing Spanish attacks from reaching Savannah.
The Charter of 1732 required Georgia to __________________________ from the Spanish in Florida.
Oglethorpe had little time to resolve the problems because a __________________________ was imminent
The malcontents said that __________________________ unless people were allowed to buy and sell land and use slaves in their fields.
They believed that the __________________________ kept the colony from prospering.
Many of the malcontents had paid their own way to come to Georgia and were __________________________ off the land using slave labor.
These __________________________ and demanded the Trustees make some changes.
They saw that the colony of South Carolina, which allowed selling land, alcohol, and slaves, was __________________________ .
Many colonists became angry as __________________________ met the colony.
Dr. Nunes became Georgia’s official doctor and was credited with helping __________________________ .
With his help, the __________________________ in the new colony passed.
__________________________ helped cure many of the colonists’ illnesses.
When it was discovered that there was a doctor among the Jewish immigrants, Oglethorpe agreed to let them __________________________ .
Nearly one-fourth of the colonists had died from illness, including the __________________________ .
At the time, the colonists __________________________ like scurvy, dysentery, and fever.
The Charter of 1732 __________________________ from settling in Georgia, and Oglethorpe was unsure of what to do.
In 1733, a group of __________________________ arrived in Savannah’s harbor and asked permission to join the settlement.