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The Paleo indians moved over large areas of water by foot or by the water. Early Paleo indians lived in central base camps for long periods of time.
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Archaic people were hunters and gatherers. They gathered turtles, fish, shellfish, birds and smaller mammals. They also lived in little groups of 20 to 50.
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Settlements became permanent in the Early Woodland. In the Middle Woodland settlements also became permanent and they also got larger. The late Woodlands earthen mounds were constructed in Georgia.
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Mississippian indians grew a lot of their food in very little gardens using: stone axes, digging sticks, and fire. The things they grew were: corn, beans, squash, sunflowers, goosefoot,and more. They also ate wild animals such as: deer, turkey, and other small animals.
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He was the first european to explore what is now Georgia. De soto wanted to be the same as Spanish Francisco Pizzaro. When Hernando went back to spain Charles V granted him to explore and conquer Florida
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The Charter of 1732 was created because they felt like it was best way for the poor to have a new life. King George signed this charter. He signed it at the Savannah and Altmaha river.
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James Edward Oglethorpe and 20 other men named Georgia in honor of King George ll. Oglethorpe spent a lot of time in England with the poor.
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The first group sailed from England to Georgia in 1734. They met James Oglethorpe and told them to go 25 miles on Ebenezer Creek.
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On the northern bank of the Altamaha River they found New Inverness 60 miles south of Savannah.The Scots built a fort to replace Fort King George which was abandoned in 1732.
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He was a officer of the Royal Navy. He returned to back to England for a new command. His sponsor appointed Reynolds as the new governor of royal Georgia.
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He was the explorer of Georgia. He went to Savannah Georgia to replace John Reynolds. He realized the major problems in the colonies.
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Georgia people faced sets of problems before and the start of the American Revolution. Many georgians thought they needed the protection of british troops.
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Austin Dabney was a slave who fought in the American Revolutionary. He was the black soldier to particicpate in Battle of Kettle Creek.
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In this victory most of South Carolina and all of Gerogia fell to the British. Elijah and 30 men passed through the fight in the Carolinas.
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Georgia's legislature had six representatives to the Convention in 1787. The two georgia delegates who signed the Constitution was Abraham Baldwin and William Few.
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Georgia ratified the constitution because more people were moving into Georgia. Georgia was the youngest state and it needed a strong government. Georgia became the 4th state to ratify the U.S constitution.