1. Warm Up You will need: Please Turn in Your Homework
Paper x2
Pencil or Pen
Please Turn in Your Homework
Answer the Following question
What are some school rules and/or regulations that you don’t like?
Please write them down and be prepared to share with the class

2. Jews, Malcontents, and the Spanish Threat

3. Jews in Georgia Arrived in Savannah, July 1733
Portuguese Jews and two German Jewish families
42 Settlers
First non-Christian people group to establish in colony
Ability: Viticulture

4. Cultural Diversity disagreements about religious customs and language
Two different Branches
Sephardim
Ashkenazim
Main Two families in GA
Sheftall
Minis

5. Land was limited to 50 Acres
Rules in the Colonies
No Slaves Allowed
No Rum or Liquor
Land was limited to 50 Acres
No Lawyers
No Catholics

6. No Longer a Utopian Dream
I want Slaves!!
No Longer a Utopian Dream
We Want More Land!!!
It’s Not Fair!!!

7. Malcontents: Why so Angry??
Primarily Scottish
Arrived without assistance
Thus did not have the same loyalty to the colony's founders
Trustees prevented them from realizing their economic potential

8. vs Kind of a Big Deal William Stephens
Patrick Tailfer & Thomas Stephens
First public complaints came in 1738
A True and Historical Narrative of the Colony of Georgia
The Hard Case of the Distressed People of Georgia
Trustees passed a law in allowing slavery
William Stephens
Trustees refused to amend the laws
A State of the Province of Georgia
policies enjoyed wide support throughout Georgia vs

9. Bad Neighbors!!

10. Spanish Threat from Florida
Battle of Bloody Marsh
War On Jenkins Ear
the Spanish organized an invasion in mid-June 1742 with 4,500 to 5,000 soldiers
mixture of rangers, British regulars, Southeastern Indians, and local citizens, but his total forces numbered less than a thousand men.
Including the Highland warriors
The conflict between the Spanish and English over the land between South Carolina and Florida lasted for nearly two centuries
Settlers cooperated with Indian forces to repel Spanish threats and ultimately enjoyed success despite early defeats

11. Big Questions to Consider
What are some ways Georgia should handle the growing diversity?
Should law and order be determined by the people?
If war is meant for destruction, then can is also be meant for unification?