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Yes. Rum was one of the key parts of the Triangle Trade in which slaves were one leg and rum another. Slaves were brought to the Carribean Islands where they worked the sugar plantations, which made rum which went to the colonies in exchange for goods that went to Europe and Africa to obtain more slaves.
However, distilling rum later became colonial New England's largest and most profitable industry.
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What colony banned slavery Catholics and rum?
Georgia.
When was the sale and drinking of rum legalized in the colony of Georgia?
1745
What restrictions were placed on settlers to the Trustee colony of Georgia?
Land, rum, and slavery .
What natural resources did Georgia colony have?
rum,trees,cotton,tobacco
Did the Georgia colony initially ban slavery?
Yes, the Georgia colony banned the slave trade and the use of alcohol. Georgia begin as a prison colony.
What items did the Georgia colony use?
they used rice indigo
Who was the founder of the Georgia colony?
Oglethorpe was the founder of the Georgia colony.
Where did the Georgia colony happen?
Savannah was where Georgia colony started.
When was hero Georgia colony settled?
when we the colony of Georgia settled
What colony was founded in 1733?
Georgia
What colony is north of Georgia?
The colony north of Georgia was South Carolina.
Is Georgia a middle colony a new England colony or a southern colony?
It was a southern colony.
