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1 1732-Georgia was founded as a colony by James Oglethorpe
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James Oglethorpe, Captain Ferguson and others head set off explore the coast and name several geographic features.
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The first Thanksgiving in Georgia landed more than 100 years after the original Thanksgiving, it landed between the 22nd and 28th of November.
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Africans are legally allowed to be used as slaves. This will later lead to a civil war between the northern and southern states
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Georgia’s border grows to the south. This makes Georgia look the way we know it today.
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Gwinnett will be a future signer of the Declaration of Independence.
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He is known for being the last Georgia governor to be born outside of the U.S.
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Franklin was one of the most famous people of his time.
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Previously made a colony by James Oglethorpe, it is now the fourth state in the U.S.
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After being elected president, he traveled the Country to every state, including Georgia.
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Georgia is hit by an earthquake
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The fire destroyed almost all of the downtown area. When the fire reached Ellis Square it touched off gunpowder, spreading the fire throughout the city.
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James Augustine Healy, who will become the first african american bishop, is born
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Atlanta was founded
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Civil war starts, this includes Georgia, which will last for years.
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A military raid that occurred during the Civil War, a movie was later made on it
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Confederate raider John Hunt Morgan receives a hero's welcome when he arrives in Atlanta
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Electric lights are shown for the first time ever in Oglethorpe Park in Atlanta, Georgia
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Savannah is hit by a hurricane
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William Mckinley visits Georgia
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Construction begins on St. Joseph's Church, Athens
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Many gamblers visited the casino every year.
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The masters is a very well known golf tournament held every year in Augusta.
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Tornado strikes Crisp County, mostly in the Cordele area
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Ku Klux Klan holds a convention in Atlanta.
The KKK is a anti black christian cult. -
This is a memorial to recognize confederate leaders in the Civil War.
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This was a sign that we are ready to fight back against the terrorists.
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This aquarium has more than 100,000 aquatic animals
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Kia primarily is located is Japan, not America.
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This was devastating to Georgia residents. Especially in the Atlanta area.