he wnted debtors to be safe from atackers
George the 2nd founded Georgia in his own name in 1732, later granting the business rights of running the colony to eight Lords Proprietors and even later to 21 trustees. They gave the job of setting up the colony to James Edward Oglethorpe an idealistic political activist of his time, who was famous for having headed up a committee on prison reform.Georgia was founded by James Oglethorpe.
in 1732 James oglethorope recived a charter for Georgia,named after king george the second. a year later oglethorpe built the first settlment at obana,Georgia. he also established it because of diseases.he wanted to live somewhere he could not get stds.
If you really want to hear about the early stages, it was mainly Protestant Christianity. Savannah was the first city in what became the colony of Georgia, and General James Oglethorpe set the place up as a colony for people trapped in the debtor's prisons of England.. that's beside point. At any rate, when the colony was founded, Catholics were strictly not allowed, due to the fact that Georgia would, among other things, serve as a buffer colony between the Spanish (Catholics) in Florida and the English (Protestants) in Charleston, SC. Jews were also allowed into the colony against the will of Oglethorpe. The story goes that a ship of Jewish physicans and philosphers fleeing the Spanish Inquistion landed in Savannah about three years after the colony was founded. They couldn't go south to Florida since the Spanish were there, and Charleston had turned them away. On the way to Savannah, the ship was badly damaged, and Oglethorpe felt if he turned them away they would die. So he allowed Jews into the colony as well. The Yamacraws who were living in coastal Georgia at the time maintained a mutual beneficial working relationship with early settlers, so they also were free to practice their own religious beliefs and traditions. Hope that helps...?
vermont
Connecticut is the best colony because Collin L. said so!
James Oglethorpe wanted the highland scotts to move to georgia because the were feisty people and they liked to fight! that's why they Oglethorpe gave them land along the coast to settle, so that they could protect Georgia!
James Oglethorpe, an advocate for the poor sought a colony that would send those in debtors prison to the Georgia colony for a new chance at life. After working out their sentences there, they would be eligible to start over with some land provided by the Crown. A previous position as Trustee, left Oglethorpe the beneficiary of a large behest from Dr. Thomas Bray, this rather than King George, provided the funds to establish the colony.
George the 2nd founded Georgia in his own name in 1732, later granting the business rights of running the colony to eight Lords Proprietors and even later to 21 trustees. They gave the job of setting up the colony to James Edward Oglethorpe an idealistic political activist of his time, who was famous for having headed up a committee on prison reform.Georgia was founded by James Oglethorpe.
in 1732 James oglethorope recived a charter for Georgia,named after king george the second. a year later oglethorpe built the first settlment at obana,Georgia. he also established it because of diseases.he wanted to live somewhere he could not get stds.
If you really want to hear about the early stages, it was mainly Protestant Christianity. Savannah was the first city in what became the colony of Georgia, and General James Oglethorpe set the place up as a colony for people trapped in the debtor's prisons of England.. that's beside point. At any rate, when the colony was founded, Catholics were strictly not allowed, due to the fact that Georgia would, among other things, serve as a buffer colony between the Spanish (Catholics) in Florida and the English (Protestants) in Charleston, SC. Jews were also allowed into the colony against the will of Oglethorpe. The story goes that a ship of Jewish physicans and philosphers fleeing the Spanish Inquistion landed in Savannah about three years after the colony was founded. They couldn't go south to Florida since the Spanish were there, and Charleston had turned them away. On the way to Savannah, the ship was badly damaged, and Oglethorpe felt if he turned them away they would die. So he allowed Jews into the colony as well. The Yamacraws who were living in coastal Georgia at the time maintained a mutual beneficial working relationship with early settlers, so they also were free to practice their own religious beliefs and traditions. Hope that helps...?
he wanted a humble society
I cant focus I want to know how
they wanted them to live
vermont
IF you want to know the colony it belonged to it was the middle colony or so called the bread basket colinies
A survey should focus on how many people want what.
Connecticut is the best colony because Collin L. said so!