15)
Yamacraw chief
Lived close to what is now Savannah
Provided assistance to James Oglethorpe & early settlers
Who is being described by these statements?
A) Sequoyah
B) Tomochichi
C) Mary Musgrove
D) James Oglethorpe
16)
Tomochichi's trip to England with James Oglethorpe was important because
A) the English wanted to meet Oglethorpe's American Indian friends.
B) it showed the goodwill between the American Indians and the English.
C) Oglethorpe wanted American Indians to act and to talk like the English.
D) Tomochichi did not trust James Oglethorpe or the English until the trip.
17)
Which policies would have received the MOST support from Georgia's "Malcontents"?
A) policies that would allow trade with the Spanish in St. Augustine.
B) policies that would prohibit settlers of the Catholic faith from settling in the colony.
C) policies that would allow the use and manufacture of alcohol and the ownership of slaves.
D) policies that would prohibit Creek and Cherokee Indians from owning land in the backcountry.
18)
Why were the Highland Scots MOST valued when they arrived in Georgia in 1736?
A) They were able to translate many different languages.
B) They were able to convert American Indians to Christianity.
C) Their military skill helped to defend the colony of Georgia.
D) Their ability to farm in swamps was needed to help feed the colony.
19)
James Oglethorpe wanted the Highland Scots to move to Georgia
A) because they were qualified in the lumber industry.
B) so that the colony would have many types of people.
C) because they were experienced and skilled soldiers.
D) so that they would bring Protestantism to the colony.
20)
Wine
Rice
Indigo
Silk
___?___
This list represents the major crops grown in colonial Georgia. What crop should correctly be placed in the blank space?
A) Potatoes
B) Poultry
C) Tobacco
D) Tomatoes
21)
___?___
Rice
Indigo
Silk
Tobacco
This list represents the major products in colonial Georgia. What product should correctly be placed in the blank space?
A) Corn
B) Cotton
C) Wine
D) Wheat
22)
The first Jewish settlers landed in which port city in Georgia?
A) Brunswick
B) Kingsland
C) Savannah
D) Statesboro
23)
The "Trustee Period" is MOST associated with which of these eras?
A) Colonial Era
B) Revolutionary War Era
C) Civil War Era
D) Reconstruction Era
24)
Georgia's Salzburger settlers are MOST associated with coming from what modern-day country?
A) Austria
B) England
C) France
D) Scotland
25)
James Oglethorpe MOST LIKELY came up with idea to move English debtors to his colony in the New World because he
A) needed many men to come and work on the land in his new colony.
B) wanted his new colony to be made entirely of people from England.
C) could not find anyone else who was willing to move to the new place.
D) did not want them to suffer in the poor conditions of English prisons.
26)
The MOST important goal of Georgia's early agricultural program was to produce
A) crops to sell to other colonies.
B) enough food for the colonists to survive.
C) agricultural commodities to export to England.
D) crops to exchange with local American Indian tribes.
27)
In 1734, a group of Austrian Protestants known as the Salzburgers arrived in the Georgia colony. What was the name of the settlement they built 25 miles northwest of Savannah?
A) Augusta
B) Darien
C) Ebenezer
D) Louisville
28)



When James Oglethorpe allegedly said he wanted to establish a British colony for the "worthy poor," to whom was he MOST likely referring?
A) people in debt
B) religious minorities
C) political opponents
D) Spanish settlers
29)
In 1742 James Oglethorpe helped defend Georgia from an invasion by
A) England.
B) France.
C) Portugal.
D) Spain.
30)
The Salzburgers are MOST associated with what time period in Georgia history?
A) Antebellum
B) Colonial
C) Reconstruction
D) Revolutionary

Answer:Hope this helps <3  p.s : I would've done an explanation but there's a lot of questions.

15) B.

16)B.

17)C.

18)C.

19)C.

20)D.

21.) C.

22)C.

23) A.

24)A.

25)D.

26)C.

27)C.

28)A.

29)D.

30)B.

Explanation:

Today,many Muslims make a pilgrimage to the holiest city in Islam?

A.Medina
B.Jerusalem
C.Damascus
D.Mecca

Based on this lesson's concepts, what are some possible solutions that would allow for greater equality in global economic development?

Select the correct answer.
One result of the contact between Europeans and American Indians was the spread of disease. Which statement best describes the effect disease
had on European and American Indian populations?
Ο Α.
The population in Europe drastically declined due to exposure to American Indian diseases.
Europeans and American Indians were equally affected by outbreaks of disease in the New World.
OB.
O C.
American Indian populations were decimated by diseases brought by the Europeans.
Many Europeans who came to North and South America died from American Indian diseases.

true or false information from explorers assisted mapmakers in creating more accurate land and sea maps

You notice an elderly woman exit Citizens Bank and begin her walk home. You are walking in the same direction to grab a burger down the street when you notice that, unbeknownst to her, $20 bills are falling out of her purse, onto the sidewalk behind her. As someone with good character, you would __________.

1.
collect the bills as you catch up to her and return them to their rightful owner

2.
race to collect them all before other people do, then buy yourself the new X-Box Need for Speed game

HELPP PLEASEEE
In a region with a low crude birthrate, a high crude death rate is most likely indicative of:
a) an aging population.
b) a lack of health care.
c) a high infertility rate.
d) a lack of food and water.
e) an infertile population.

What did England want to start a colony in north America.

What city-states fought each other during the Peloponnesian War?

NEED ASAP LIKE IN NEXT 5-10 MINUTES WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST: Which of the following emerged in Western Europe in large part as a reaction to the diplomatic exchanges exemplified in the passage?



"The next day (25th May) (the Chan) sent his secretaries to me, who said: ‘Our lord sends us to you to say that you are here Christians, Saracens [Muslims] and Tuins. And each of you says that his doctrine is the best, and his writings—that is, books—the truest. So he wishes that you shall all meet together, and make a comparison, each one writing down his precepts, so that he himself may be able to know the truth.’ Then I said: ‘Blessed be God, who put this in the Chan’s heart. But our Scriptures tell us, the servant of God should not dispute, but should show mildness to all; so I am ready, without disputation or contention, to give reason for the faith and hope of the Christians, to the best of my ability.’ They wrote down my words, and carried them back to him. Then it was told the Nestorians that they should look to themselves, and write down what they wished to say, and likewise to the Saracens [Muslims], and in the same way to the Tuins.”


Excerpt from The Journey of William of Rubruck, written by a Franciscan monk sent by King Louis IX of France to the Mongol Empire in 1253


The incorporation of Eastern Asian ideas and knowledge into mainstream European society

The European practice of religious tolerance based on the example of the Mongol Empire

A political alliance that protected Western Europe from further invasions of the Mongol Empire

An increased European awareness of important cultural, political, and economic developments in Eastern Asia

In what specific ways is the telling of the history of indigenous peoples in the Americas changing?

WHICH ARE 3 OF THE 6 ORIGINAL FRIGATES?
USS GEORGE WASHINGTON, USS CONSTITUTION, USS ROOSEVELT
USS PRESIDENT, USS UNITED STATES, USS CONGRESS
USS MIDWAY, USS SAIPAN, USS KITTY HAWK

What are the three ways interest groups monitor and influence the government? *

Where did farming begin?

The law of demand explains that:
A. supply of a product goes down as the price goes down.
B. demand for a product goes down as the price goes down.
C. supply of a product goes down as the price goes down.
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D. demand for a product goes up as the price goes down

10 points
2. The Articles of Confederation contained which of the following? *
Strong central government
Weak central government
No central government

Make everyday a Mandela day

Under the Han, iron and salt were so important that 1: It was forbidden to trade them outside of China 2:Only wealthy merchants were allowed to produce them 3:production of these goods was made a state monopoly 4:only the emperor and his family were allowed to own them PleaAsE HelP Me!

Before 2004, Bonaire relied on which of the following energy sources for power?
Petroleum
Coal
Natural gas
Diesel fuel

MARKING THE FIRST PERSON BRAINLIEST AND THANKING YOU

Public schools, hospitals, and fire departments are examples of what purpose of government?

how what Brainliest anyone how answer this get Brainliest

What was the function of a pyramid

What are 4 major differences between a civilization and a society? 30 points

How did the United Nations respond to the iraqi invasion of Kuwait in January 1991. I'm in a test please help​

how can we prove that women are the upliftment for the family

PLEASE HELP HELP!!! It’s about “lunchroom fight”


Background Information

You are a principal who is trying to figure out the truth about a lunchroom fight. The fight
was between Justin and Max. Justin is a new student. He is shy, quiet, and does not
have many friends. He moved to town last month because his father was hired to take
over the town's main business. Justin's father fired many people, including Max's
parents, when he reorganized the business. Max is a popular student, who is known for
his friendliness and good humor. In the past few weeks, however, he has been
withdrawn and somewhat depressed.

The Sources

Justin:
"That kid started it. Max. I was just standing in line waiting to pay for my
food, and he shoved me super hard. And, like, for no reason. He just freaked out on
me. I don't even know the kid, and he's been weird to me ever since I started going
to this school. He and his friends glare at me in English class for no reason."

Max:
"That kid is psycho. He turned around and punched me out of nowhere. Me
and my friends were standing in line just joking around, and he turned around and
punched me for no reason. He's messed up and creepy. Ask anyone."

Eric:
(Max's good friend): "The new kid definitely started it. He really just attacked
out of nowhere. He's a freak, and he seriously thinks he's better than everyone
because of his dad."

Anthony (bystander):
“ I was pretty far back in the line, but Max and his friends were being kind of loud and joking around. I couldn’t really hear what they were saying. And then all of a sudden I saw people pulling Justin and Max apart.”

Megan( Max’s girlfriend):
“ I wasn’t there. All I can say is that max has been really different lately and kind of mean. I don’t know what’s going on, but he’s not himself.

Cafeteria worker:
“The group of boys were pushing each other around. I think it was an accident, and one of them pushed into the new boy, and he took it the wrong way.”


*the photo is the last part of the reading*

Which city was the center of government in Byzantine reconquered lands?
1.Carthage
2.Cordoba
3.Ravenna
4.Syracuse

How did the leadership of John Smith benefit the Jamestown Colony? A. John Smith established the first Church of Jamestown. B. John Smith was a strong leader who had good trade relations with the Natives and forced the settlers to work. C. John Smith became King of Jamestown, appointed by King James. D. John Smith was able to locate all the gold in Jamestown.​

interpret What does John Lewis mean when he says he focused on

"bringing down those signs"? How does his story about listening to De King talk about activism in Montgomery help you understand what his main goals were

In your opinion what do u think it is ?

When consumers swipe a card, either debit or credit, to make a transaction with a merchant, the merchant pays an interchange fee to the card-issuing bank. Generally, the interchange fee for a debit card is 1% of the purchase amount, while for a credit card it is 1.6% of the purchase amount. In 2009, the average interchange fee was 44 cents. In December 2010, the Federal Reserve proposed capping that interchange fee to 12 cents per transaction. Who are the three primary stakeholders in this proposal, and what do you predict their positions will be relative to this proposal?