How can the geography of colonial Georgia be described?

The geography of colonial Georgia would have been nearly endless forests and the first thing settlers had to do when they were granted land parcels was to clear it. It they didn't clear the land within a given time, the land could be granted to someone else. read more

The geography of colonial Georgia would have been nearly endless forests and the first thing settlers had to do when they were granted land parcels was to clear it. read more

The Geography I'm describing here was the one described in the charter, given to the colony from King George II. Colonial Georgia's colony had lush, fertile lands. Being one of the larger southern colonies, Georgia had many forests, trees, vegetation, and wild animals. read more

The Georgia colony was the last of the original 13 colonies to be established. It was founded by James Oglethope and was named for King George II. The colony was established as a place where the poor could start new lives. Colonial Georgia experienced hot and humid summers and warm temperatures throughout the year. read more