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1 The trustees were not allowed to hold _____ _____.
Warm-Ups 1 The trustees were not allowed to hold _____ _____. Answers

2 A legal document that grants special rights and privileges
Warm-Ups 2 Term A legal document that grants special rights and privileges Answers

3 In the Georgia colony, who could not inherit land?
Warm-Ups 3 In the Georgia colony, who could not inherit land? Answers

4 A person who had few rights and spent their lives in servitude
Warm-Ups 4 Term A person who had few rights and spent their lives in servitude Answers

5 George II granted the charter for Georgia in what year?
Warm-Ups 5 George II granted the charter for Georgia in what year? Answers

6 Warm-Ups 6 Term A citizen’s army Answers

7 Warm-Ups 7 What group was banned from the colony because the trustees thought the colonists would become lazy? Answers

8 Which WRIST crop is missing?
Warm-Ups 8 Wine Rice Indigo Silk ___?___ Which WRIST crop is missing? Answers

9 Another word for Philanthropy
Warm-Ups 9 Term Another word for Philanthropy Answers

10 Warm-Ups 10 An unofficial purpose for Georgia was to protect whom from being persecuted in England? Answers

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