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16 Cards in this Set
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1. Elijiah Clarke
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Who was the man who led the Georgia militia to victory at the Battle of Kettle Creek
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2. Nancy hart
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Who is the colonist that captured a group of British loyalist who bragged of murdering an American colonel
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3. Tomochichi
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Who is the Yamacraw chief that assisted Oglethorpe and the Georgia colonist
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4. Few and Baldwin
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Who were the Georgia delegates to the Constitutional convention of 1787
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5. Hernando De Soto
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Who is the Spanish explorer who reached modern day Georgia in 1540 while searching for gold
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6. John Marshall
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Who is the Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court that ruled in Worcester v. Georgia that the Cherokee territory was not subject to state law
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7.John Ross
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Who is the chief of the Cherokee that established a written constitution for the Cherokee nation
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8. Alexander McGivilivary
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Who is the Creek leader who signed the Treaty of Indian Springs, giving away all Creek lands in GA murdered by his own people
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9. Sequoyah
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Who is the Cherokee man who developed the Written language for the Cherokee
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10. Mary Musgrove
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Who is the woman who served as interpreter for Oglethorpe and Tomochichi
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11. James Oglethorpe
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Who is the founder and head of the Trustee of Georgia
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12. Austin Dabney
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Who is the slave wounded fighting in the Battle of Kettle Creek
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13. Walton, Hall, Gwinett
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Who are the three signers of the Declaration of Independence
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14. George Washington
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Who had the Creek leader who signed the Treaty of New York giving up all the land east of the Oconee River, but could keep land on the west side
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15. Andrew Jackson
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Who had the US president who supported the forced removal of the Native Americans from Georgia
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16. Alexander Stephens
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Who is the Georgia congressman who called for the south to remain loyal to the union and voted against secession
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