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It was the first colonization of the new world by Homo sapiens. One of the most dramatic climate change.
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In the Archaic time period the climate was changing and some areas were drier and warmer. Oak-hickory trees covered Georgia.
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People witnessed the growth of many trends that began in the late Archaic period. The Woodland period is dividend into 3 parts; Early, Middle, and Late sub periods.
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This was the growth of some of the difficult societies that ever existed in North America.
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He was a Spanish explorer. He led the fist Europeans down into the land of the modern day U.S.A.
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James Oglethorpe founded Georgia. Spanish conquistadors never set up a permanent colony.
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The first twenty years of Georgia are referred to as Trustee Georgia. King George signed a charter making the colony.
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A group of protestant colonist people who speak German. They founded the town of Ebenezer.
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A group of Scottish Highlanders sailed from Inverness to Georgia. They were the best soldiers in the world.
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He was Georgia's first governor. He served in the British navy when he was 15 yrs old.
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He was the second royal governor in Georgia. People named him "Georgia's second founder."
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He was the last royal governor. He served while the American Revolution was happening.
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He was a slave who became a private in the military during the Revolutionary war. He was the only African American who was given land during the time.
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His name was on a petition to support the King's government. After that he joined the Rebels.
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A lot of Georgians thunk twice about joining the American Revolution. They soon decided they need protection from the British.
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Delegates from 5 different states called for a Constitutional Convention. The event was in Philadelphia.
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The delegates party voted without objection to ratify the U.S. Constitution. They ratified it because more and more people kept moving to georgia.
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