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Georgia
Mainly Scottish, but the Georgia colony was a haven for those fleeing religious persecution and therefore many nationalities of people came to Georgia.
There were many Debtors in Georgia, so they wouldn't have had a rich lifestyle.
lots of slaves and not very many women,except for the slaves there was many things for comfort also.
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Georgia
Mainly Scottish, but the Georgia colony was a haven for those fleeing religious persecution and therefore many nationalities of people came to Georgia.
There were many Debtors in Georgia, so they wouldn't have had a rich lifestyle.
The British colony of Georgia was originally intended as a prison colony. Many people were brought to the new colony to serve out their terms. They worked on farms and in small factories.
The settlers whose way was paid by the trustees were often individuals who couldn't afford the cost of transportation and initial provisions needed to start a new life in the colony. By sponsoring their journey, the trustees sought to attract a more diverse and skilled population to establish and develop the colony. Those who were able to pay their own way were typically individuals with more financial resources or connections, who saw Georgia as an opportunity for land ownership and economic advancement.
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The colonization of GeorgiaMany of the people that settled in Georgia, during the colonial period, were from the English lower class. Most were in debt back in England, some to the extent that they were indentured to wealthier land owners.In 1732, King GeorgeII, granted the charter for the colony to a group of trustees led by an English general and philanthropist named James Edward Oglethorpe. He, and other trustees encouraged the settlers to make something of thierselves by using the natural resources and good farmland the colony provided, to produce goods for England, thus relieving the crown of dependency on foreign goods. The colony, due to its geographical location, also created a buffer between the English and Spanish colonies, which were located in Florida. What had started out as a charitable settlement for Englishmen on the verge of debtors prison, at once became a very important colony, and military post in the New World. The first settlers made home in Savannah, in 1733. Oglethorpe, and the trustees set up a very informal system of government. Some colonists were able to pay their way there, but many had their passage paid by the trustees. Those people became indentured to the trustees, for a time. They worked for these men on their farms and in their production facilities. When their debt was paid off, then they were free to persue their own lives. The colony was noted for its production of wine, silk, and spices, which were sent back home to England. Since, however, many of the colonists were indentured, the overall economy of the colony itself was not generally good. Military frustration in the region, and the informallity of the colonies government, prompted the crown to take charge of the colony, from the trustees, in 1752. What lay ahead, after this period, is another topic entirely. I hope thi answered your questions.
lots of slaves and not very many women,except for the slaves there was many things for comfort also.
because they wanted to
Slaves were allowed in Georgia in the 1750s because the colony needed a labor force for its economy to grow, especially for crops like rice and indigo. The Trustees of Georgia initially banned slavery to create a more egalitarian society, but due to economic pressures, they lifted the ban in 1750 to attract more settlers.