Which of the following statements best explains James Oglethorpe's attitude toward slavery in Georgia?

A. He was indifferent to the idea of slavery in Georgia.
B. He had very mixed feeling about slavery in Georgia.
C. He was in favor of slavery being the center of Georgia's economy.
D. He wanted Georgia to be a southern colony that was not economically dependent on slavery.

Question

Which of the following statements best explains James Oglethorpe's attitude toward slavery in Georgia?

	A.	He was indifferent to the idea of slavery in Georgia.
	B.	He had very mixed feeling about slavery in Georgia.
	C.	He was in favor of slavery being the center of Georgia's economy.
	D.	He wanted Georgia to be a southern colony that was not economically dependent on slavery.

ricktoraw · Answer

Who were the opposing sides in the War of Jenkins' Ear?

	A.	the colony of Georgia and the colony of Carolina
	B.	the colony of Georgia and Spanish-controlled Florida
	C.	the colony of Massachusetts and the colony of Pennsylvania
	D.	the colony of Massachusetts and French-controlled Canada