| A | B |
| trustee | a person who is given title to property in order to take care of it for someone else’s benefit |
| Royal Period | the period the colonies were under control of the king |
| Savannah River | a natural border between South Carolina and Georgia |
| Trustee Period | James Oglethorpe and his associates were given 21 years to settle and manage the Georgia Colony |
| Charter of 1732 | details of the reasons for Georgia's settlement; managing it; rules; lasted 21 years |
| defense | military buffer - Georgia served as a buffer between the English colonies to the north and the Spanish and Native Americans in Florida. |
| economics | with Georgia's southern location, the colony could grow plants that England needed, England saves money by not having to buy plants from other countries |
| philanthropy | charity - deside to promote the welfare of others |
| Royal Governor | King George II |
| Worthy Poor | a colony for debtors to give them a chance to start a new life |
| incentive | something given to someone to encourage or persuade them to do something |
| charity | debtors could come to Georgia to start new lives |
| mercantilism | many natural resources in Georgia were sent overseas to become finished products and then sold back to the colonies |