How did the colony of Georgia differ from the other southern colonies in British North America in the first half of the eighteenth century?

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Ari Valentine

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31 March, 04:41

How did the colony of Georgia differ from the other southern colonies in British North America in the first half of the eighteenth century?

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Aldo Andersen · Answer 1

Answer: colony of Georgia differed from other colonies because

1. It got money from the Parliament to get it started

2. It forbade slavery and import of alcohol

3. It had no lawyers

Explanation: colony of Georgia was one of the last colonies established of the 13 colonies which later became the united states of America. A reason for founding the colony was to defend the southern British colonies from

Spanish Florida (Garrison).