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GeographyGeography

1.Northwest, United States of America, 1.Northwest, United States of America, North AmericaNorth America

2.South, southeast, east, sunbelt, deep 2.South, southeast, east, sunbelt, deep southsouth

3. Coastal Plain and Piedmont3. Coastal Plain and Piedmont4.Coastal Plain, Piedmont, Blue Ridge 4.Coastal Plain, Piedmont, Blue Ridge

Mountains, Ridge and Valley, Mountains, Ridge and Valley, Appalachian Plateau Appalachian Plateau

GeographyGeography

5. Appalchian Plateau5. Appalchian Plateau6. Piedmont6. Piedmont7. Coastal Plain7. Coastal Plain8. The prehistoric ocean’s shoreline8. The prehistoric ocean’s shoreline9. The swiftly moving water could be 9. The swiftly moving water could be

harnessed for power.harnessed for power.10.Okefenokee Swamp10.Okefenokee Swamp11.Appalachian Mountains11.Appalachian Mountains12. Chattahoochee River12. Chattahoochee River

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13.13. Paleo- clovis point and atlatlPaleo- clovis point and atlatl pithouses (nomadic)pithouses (nomadic) Archaic-axeArchaic-axe pithouses and rock shelterspithouses and rock shelters Woodland- bow and arrowWoodland- bow and arrow villages along stream valleysvillages along stream valleys Mississippian- perfected the bow and arrowsMississippian- perfected the bow and arrows Wattle and daub houses in a Wattle and daub houses in a

settlement surrounded by a palisade settlement surrounded by a palisade

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14.14. Many died because of his cruelty Many died because of his cruelty and European diseasesand European diseases

15.15. To assist in converting the natives To assist in converting the natives to Christianityto Christianity

16.16. British-mercantilismBritish-mercantilism

Spanish- God, Gold, and GlorySpanish- God, Gold, and Glory

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17.17. James OglethorpeJames Oglethorpe

18.18. Charter of 1732Charter of 1732

19.19. TomochichiTomochichi

20.20. Mary MusgroveMary Musgrove

21.21. SavannahSavannah

22.22. SalzburgersSalzburgers

23.23. Highland ScotsHighland Scots

24.24. malcontentsmalcontents

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25.25. Women could inherit land, land Women could inherit land, land could be passed down to could be passed down to whomever, slavery was allowed, whomever, slavery was allowed, Georgia was controlled by a royal Georgia was controlled by a royal governor and John Reynolds allowed governor and John Reynolds allowed Georgia’s first chance at self-Georgia’s first chance at self-government with a bi-cameral government with a bi-cameral legislature.legislature.

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26.26. -Debt from French and Indian War-Debt from French and Indian War

-dislike of the Proclamation of 1763-dislike of the Proclamation of 1763

-taxes-taxes

27. Battle of Lexington and Concord27. Battle of Lexington and Concord

Intolerable ActsIntolerable Acts

28.28. St. Mary’s River became southern St. Mary’s River became southern boundaryboundary

Increased the population of GeorgiaIncreased the population of Georgia

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29. Loyalists29. Loyalists30.Elijah Clark30.Elijah Clark31.Patriots won and received much needed 31.Patriots won and received much needed

suppliessupplies32.Austin Dabney32.Austin Dabney33.Nancy Hart33.Nancy Hart34.George Walton, Button Gwinnett, Lyman 34.George Walton, Button Gwinnett, Lyman

HallHall35.35. Loyalists won and maintain control of Loyalists won and maintain control of

SavannahSavannah

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36. Too much power to the Legislative 36. Too much power to the Legislative BranchBranch

37.Georgians had had a bad experience 37.Georgians had had a bad experience with the Royal Governorswith the Royal Governors

38. Lacked power to tax, to enforce laws, 38. Lacked power to tax, to enforce laws, to regulate trade between states, and to regulate trade between states, and required all 13 states to vote for required all 13 states to vote for changeschanges

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39. Abraham Baldwin and William Few39. Abraham Baldwin and William Few

40. To have a stronger central 40. To have a stronger central government so the government government so the government could protect western territories from could protect western territories from Indian threatIndian threat

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41.University of Georgia41.University of Georgia42.It was centrally located to the population 42.It was centrally located to the population

in Georgiain Georgia43. Baptist and Methodist43. Baptist and Methodist44.Population grew because people wanted 44.Population grew because people wanted

to take advantage of free land.to take advantage of free land.45.The worst political scandal in state 45.The worst political scandal in state

history and Georgia’s western boundary history and Georgia’s western boundary changed to the Chattahoochee Riverchanged to the Chattahoochee River

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46.46. Cotton ginCotton gin

47.47. RailroadsRailroads

48.48. Alexander McGillivrayAlexander McGillivray

49.49. William McIntoshWilliam McIntosh

50.50. He developed a syllabary so the He developed a syllabary so the Cherokee could have written Cherokee could have written language.language.

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51.51. Dahlonega Gold RushDahlonega Gold Rush

52.52. John MarshallJohn Marshall

53.53. Worcester vs. GeorgiaWorcester vs. Georgia

54.54. John RossJohn Ross

55.55. Andrew JacksonAndrew Jackson

56.56. Trail of TearsTrail of Tears

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57.57. slavery, states’ rights, nullification, slavery, states’ rights, nullification, Missouri Compromise, Compromise Missouri Compromise, Compromise of 1850, Georgia Platform, Kansas-of 1850, Georgia Platform, Kansas-Nebraska Act, Dred Scott case, Nebraska Act, Dred Scott case, election of 1860, and secession.election of 1860, and secession.

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58. Alexander Stephens58. Alexander Stephens

59. Antietam59. Antietam

60. To end civilian support for the war 60. To end civilian support for the war effort and to shorten the war.effort and to shorten the war.