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What does the term poor but worthy have to do with Georgia's colonial info?
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James oglethorpe said it in honor of his success
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Kept the buffer colony poor and largely unpopulated for a long time?
Georgias unhealthy climate restrictions on slavery....
Were colonial tailors rich or poor?
A tailor in colonial times was neither rich or poor, but lived a modest life. The tailors in that time period were needed by both the rich citizens and the poor.
What do colonial potters trade?
nothing their poor
What were the economics of Colonial Jamestown?
jamestown was very poor.
What were the different between feudalism and colonial government philosophy?
Feudalism was a medieval system where land ownership and power were decentralized, with loyalty and obligations between lords and vassals. Colonial government philosophy involved the control and exploitation of territories by foreign powers for economic and strategic purposes. Feudalism focused on local governance and social hierarchy, while colonialism aimed to extract resources and exert authority over conquered lands.
How did the growth of colonial middle class give hope to the colonial poor?
they died, came back to life, then died again
How did the growth of the colonial middle class give hope to the colonial poor?
they died, came back to life, then died again
What what was Jack donohoe famous for?
Jack Donahue was famous for not robbing the poor or considered worthy of respect
What colonial regions had poor soil?
Washington. 100% I LIVE IN WASHINGTON!!
Was wealth distributed evenly among member of the colonial society?
Do you mean American colonial society? if you do, then no, of course not, there were rich and poor as there was everywhere.
What was Massachusetts like in colonial times?
it was very poor, many people died from dieses. Many were poor, but some were aristockracy
What term best describes the kind of people Oglethorpe and his associates wanted to bring to Georgia?
Oglethorpe and his associates wanted to bring "worthy poor" individuals to Georgia, specifically debtors and prisoners who were in need of a fresh start and willing to work for the betterment of the colony. They sought individuals who were industrious, honest, and willing to help build a new community.
