n 1732, England's king issued a charter to found the colony of Georgia to a group of proprietors who had full governing rights. The colony of Georgia was intended to be a charitable place for English convicts to move to and begin a new life. The proprietors did not trust Georgia's colonists and placed special restrictions on them.

Georgia's colonists were restricted from
having self-government, owning slaves, producing rum, and owning much land.
moving from one state to another, going to school, and learning new trades.
using natural resources, trading with other states, and trapping fur

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n 1732, England's king issued a charter to found the colony of Georgia to a group of proprietors who had full governing rights. The colony of Georgia was intended to be a charitable place for English convicts to move to and begin a new life. The proprietors did not trust Georgia's colonists and placed special restrictions on them.

Georgia's colonists were restricted from
having self-government, owning slaves, producing rum, and owning much land.
moving from one state to another, going to school, and learning new trades.
using natural resources, trading with other states, and trapping fur