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Geography
Exploration
Trustee Colony
American Revolution
Misc.
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Smallest Georgia region
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Appalachian Plateau
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Largest Georgia region
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Coastal Plains
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Region in Georgia known for carpet production
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Valley and Ridge
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Region in Georgia that receives the most rainfall
(80 inches per year)
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Blue Ridge
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Region in Georgia with the largest population
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Piedmont
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Disease from Europe that killed many Native
Americans
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Small Pox
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Churches started by Spain to convert people to
Catholicism
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Missions
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Spanish explorer first European to explorer
Georgia
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Hernando DeSoto
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Three major reasons Europe explored the New World
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God, Gold and Glory
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Three major countries to explorer the New World
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France, Spain and Great Britain
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Georgias first settlement (city)
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Savannah
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Number of trustees that led Georgia during the
trustee period
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Yamacraw Chief that assisted Oglethorpe and the
GA colonist
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Tomochichi
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Served as an interpreter between Oglethorpe and
Tomochichi
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Mary Musgrove
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First city built by the Salzbergers in Georgia
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Ebenezer
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American Revolutionary war heroine, (only county
in Georgia named after a woman)
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Nancy Hart
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Document that stated the colonies were free from
British control
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Declaration of Independence
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Colonist who favored the colonies gaining
independence from the British
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Patriots/Whigs
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Law that place taxes on paper goods and produces
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Stamp Act
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Set of 4 laws created to punish the Massachusetts
colony for the Boston Tea Party
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Intolerable Acts
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Colonists who favored remaining under British
control
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Loyalist/Tories
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American President during the Civil War, elected
in 1860
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Abraham Lincoln
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Forced labor provided most of the labor in the
south during the antebellum era
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Slaves
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Constitutional Amendment that gave citizenship to
the freedman
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14th Amendment
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Georgia reformer that worked to improve child
labor laws and the prison system, she was also
the first female in the U.S. Senate
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Rebecca Latimer Felton