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The Paleo people moved a lot through big areas. They traveled in groups of 25 to 50 people.
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They were hunters, gathers who lived in small groups of about 25-50 people. They hunted white- tailed deer, black beer, and large animals that could feed the group.
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Early woodlands was following a lot of what started in the late Archaic. Middle woodland was a time where a lot of social changed. Late woodland is most likely the poorest understood part of Georgia history.
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Mississippi people grew half of their foods in small gardens. Unlike most of the people living during the time the Mississippians spent most of their lives outdoors.
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Hernando De Soto was the first explorer to what we now call Georgia. After a few days of De Soto's visit the powerful villages they had met began to collaps.
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England's king at the time singed a charter creating the colony of Georgia and its governing boarders. the colonist were Entitled to the right of English men , but there were no provision for the essential rights of government.
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John Reynolds was a captain of the British royal navy. Reynolds had been serving the British navy since the age of 15
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