The correct answer is the third option. Because of the climate in Georgia, early colonists found Georgia to be a good place for growing crops to send to England. “Agrarian Equality” is designed to support and create a lasting economy based on family and individual farming so that it prevents common problems which probably occur due to unregulated urbanization.
EXPLANATION
Early attempts of British colonization of the Americas began in the as early 1730s. The attempts were proposed by James Oglethorpe, a member of the British Parliament. Oglethorpe proposed that the area should be occupied with England’s “worthy poor”, intending on addressing the overcrowding of debtors’ prisons.
Together with some other English philanthropists, Oglethorpe protected a Royal Charter as the Trustees of the Georgia Colony on June 9th, 1732. Although Georgia Colony was originally founded not only for those who could not pay debts, in practice, there are many English convicts of such cases being sentenced to transportation to Georgia. The trustees selected the Georgia colonists based on the motto of “Not for ourselves, but for others” to address the importance of settling in Georgia to help others.
The first English settlers arrived on February 12, 1733, with the ship Anne at a place that was to be the city of Savannah. Oglethorpe and the Trustees come up with a plan soon to be familiarized with the name Oglethorpe's plan, a multi-tiered plan for Georgia Settlement. The plan gives a system of “agrarian equality” designed to support and create a lasting economy based on family and individual farming and also to prevent common problems that can occur due to unregulated urbanization, such as social disintegration.
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KEYWORD: Georgia, Climate, Colonies, England, James Oglethorpe, Worthy Poor, Agrarian Equality
Subject: Social Studies
Class: 7-9
Subchapter: Georgraphy
