Georgia History Memory Match

Geography, Exploration and Colonization in Georgia.

By Ella Matthews

Created Date 09.30.20

Last Updated 09.30.20

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Topics of this game:

Piedmont, blue ridge, valley and ridge, Appalachian plateau, coastal plains
the largest freshwater marsh in the state
A zone that marks the prehistoric ocean’s shore line
Florida, Alabama, North Carolina, Tennessee, South Carolina
the Continent in which GA is located on
Northern and Western
The ocean touching GA's coast
the largest of the 5 regions
the smallest of the 5 regions
the highest elevation point in GA
the 3 reasons for exploration in GA
the reason Britain desired to have a colony in the new world
the first European settler to come in contact with the Indians
The impact of de soto and his men on the native Americans
the 3 sisters
the first Europeans to settle in America during Exploration?
the main purpose of the early Spanish missions
what was the result of de sotos expedition
Disease, from Europe, that killed many Native Americans
Church started by Spain to convert people to Catholicism
known as the father of Georgia
number of trustees
document signed stating the rules during the trustee period
Type of colony GA became after the Charter of 1732 expired
served as the interrupter
3 main reasons for settlement of GA
Three rules/laws the Trustees enforced for Georgia; changed during Georgia’s time as a Royal Colony
Colonists who were unhappy with the Trustees of Georgia.
Group was “hired” by James Oglethorpe as security from the Spanish
People unable to pay their bills; imprisoned in Great Britain

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