Other rules of the colony included that the colonists were required to defend the colony, grow mulberry trees, they could not sell their land, their land could not be passed down to female heirs, and they had to obey all of the Trustees' rules.

Georgia was founded for three primary reasons: philanthropy, economics, and defense. Of the three, the only true success the colony had under the Trustees was Georgia's defense of South Carolina against Spanish invasion.

Georgia colonists complained the most, however, about three of the trustees' regulations: (1) restrictions on land ownership and inheritance, (2) a ban on slavery, and (3) prohibitions on rum and other hard liquors.

Georgia, founded by James Oglethorpe, became a colony in 1732. At first, Georgia was different because there were laws against slavery and alcoholic beverages. When it was first started, you could not have slaves, own more than 500 acres of land, or practice Catholicism or Judaism out loud.

Georgia was founded for three primary reasons: philanthropy, economics, and defense. Of the three, the only true success the colony had under the Trustees was Georgia's defense of South Carolina against Spanish invasion.

In 1735 the Trustees proposed three pieces of legislation to the Privy Council and had the satisfaction of securing the concurrence of king and council. An Indian act required Georgia licenses for trading west of the Savannah River. Another act banned the use of rum in Georgia. A third act outlawed slavery in Georgia.

Charity, Economics, Defense: These 3 things are the 3 main reasons why King George II and James Oglethorpe wanted/needed to create the 13th colony of Georgia.