The last American colony was: "The colony of Georgia," which later became the state of Georgia. It was the 13th colony in America, founded 50 years after the original 12 and funded by the British Parliament as a place to ship off inmates from crowded debtors prisons.
The prisoners (most of whom were non violent) were simply not able to pay off their past debts and the new colony was a chance for them to start a new life. This is called indentured servitude, which is similar to slavery.
The Georgia colony represented the first time that area of land was marked on a map as a defined location outside of past Indian control.
The original charter granted control of the colony to a group of trustees for 21 years. However the original trustees were never able to establish their own government fully in control over the people and when they eventually gave up; rather than being a free colony, Georgia became a royal colony with a governor appointed by the king of England.
The colony of Georgia later became the 4th US state when the governing body approved the US Constitution and signed it's allegiance to the United States instead of England, officially converting it from the colony of Georgia to the state of Georgia.
Ìt is located where the state of Georgia is located currently.
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Colonial Georgia was located near the Spanish colony of Florida. Also the French were located near the western border of the colony. Both had permanent effects on the colony.
Georgia was the southern most colony of the original 13.
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the Georgia colony is located in the southern part of the 13 colonies right under south Carolina!!! hope my answer helps you
The official name for the colony of Georgia was the Province of Georgia. General James Oglethorpe received a charter from George II in 1732. The colony was named after King George. Oglethorpe started the colony as a haven for debtors.
Georgia, is the name of the colony.
It was originally founded as a colony for debtors. It has original in it's name
From King George II of England
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