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1 Jillian Davis SS8H2A: Explain the importance of the Charter of 1732, including the reasons for settlement (philanthropy, economics, and defense).

2 Introduction Watch the video. While we watch, write down at least 3 key terms you see/hear. Try to define the term if you can! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6utWk HZvtIk

3 Who? King George II, Oglethorpe, Trustees, 115 Colonists What? Document to start colony Why? Charity, Economics, Defense

4 3 Reasons for Colonizing Georgia

5 Help relieve poverty & Unemployment– Britain Home for the “worthy poor”

6 Increase Britain’s trade and wealth Mercantilism

7 Buffer Colony Protect South Carolina Indian Attacks Spanish or French Attacks

8 Graphic Organizer Activity Half will use textbook Half will use teacher’s notes (handout given) Subheadings: Charter of 1732 Charity Economics Defense When timer goes off, get with your partner (assigned) Compare organizers. Add information. Constructed response (more info given later)

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