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Warm-up for 09.20.11

Warm-up for 09.20.11. Why weren’t lawyers able to become colonists in the new GA Colony? (HINT: pg . 116 under “Georgia’s Charter”) Why do you think it was important to the trustees to have colonists settle their differences outside of court?. Warm-up for 09.20.11.

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Warm-up for 09.20.11

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  1. Warm-up for 09.20.11 Why weren’t lawyers able to become colonists in the new GA Colony? (HINT: pg. 116 under “Georgia’s Charter”) Why do you think it was important to the trustees to have colonists settle their differences outside of court?

  2. Warm-up for 09.20.11 Why weren’t lawyers able to become colonists in the new GA Colony? (HINT: pg. 116 under “Georgia’s Charter”) A: The trustees wanted colonists settle their differences outside of court; lawyers would not help colonists do this.

  3. Warm-up for 09.20.11 2. Why do you think it was important to the trustees to have colonists settle their differences outside of court? Legal proceedings = often drug out over long periods of time Court rulings can later be challenged  thus keeping problems in a state of limbo without a real, lasting solution. Fairly popular thought that lawyers thrive off of dissention and fighting, thus trustees wanted colonists to work issues out themselves partly because colonists were too busy with making the colony “work” to fight over matters for very long. AC

  4. Warm-up for 09.20.11 2. Why do you think it was important to the trustees to have colonists settle their differences outside of court? Legal proceedings = take too long to find a solution Trustees wanted colonists to work issues out themselves partly because the colonists were too busy making the colony “work” to fight over matters for very long. OL

  5. The Georgia Colony – Map Review

  6. Please take out a single sheet of paper, and on the front-side, create an acrostic to describe the Salzburgers and their contributions to GA. S A L Z B U R G E RS

  7. On the backside of your Salzburgers acrostic, create a new acrostic to describe the Highland Scots and their contributions to GA. H S I C G O H T L S A N D

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