UGA History Exemption Test 2022/2023 Georgia Already Passed

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UGA History Exemption Test 2022/2023 Georgia Already Passed 1 / 6 1. Human history in Georgia dates back to the era which took place years ago.: Paleoindian, 13,000 2. The Period took place from A... D 800-1600. Complex native cultures organized as emerged.: Mississippian, chiefdoms 3. With the arrival of European explorers and settlers, cultures began to .: Mississippian, decline 4. The and Indian tribes played significant roles in the colonial history of Georgia.: Creek, cherokee 5. The earliest Europeans in Georgia were the .: Spanish 6. Established in , with settlement in Savannah in , Georgia was the of the thirteen colonies to be founded.: 1732, 1733, last 7. Georgia was the only colony founded and ruled by a , which was based in London, England, with no within the colony itself for the first two decades of its existence: Board of trustees, governor 8. Georgia was the only one of the colonies in which was banned at its beginning, along with , , and .: Slavery, rum, lawyers, catholics 9. Slavery was legalized in Georgia in .: 1751 10. The colony was governed by instead of the Board of Trustees from - , ending with the outbreak of the Revolutionary War.: royal governors, 1752-1776 11. founded Georgia, and envisioned the colony as a refuge for the who crowded London prisons; however, no such prisoners were among the initial settlers.: James Oglethorpe, debtors 12. The British military wanted Georgia to be a buffer zone to protect and its other southern colonies from the in Florida.: South Carolina, Spanish 13. The Battle of Bloody Marsh on was a conflict between the British troops (that were commanded and financed by Oglethorpe) and the Spanish, which ended in a victory.: St. Simons Island, British 14. During the Revolutionary war Georgia resisted British trade regulation, but they tended to with British interests because royal rule had brought prosperity for many colonists and because they desired the presence of British troops to stem the threat of attacks.: sympathize, India [Show More]

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