Question

question: 9
though unsuccessful, the georgia colony was founded to produce which two goods?
a. bronze and steel
b. cotton and wheat
c. tobacco and corn
d. wine and silk

question: 10
how did economics motivate the georgia trustees to found the georgia colony?
a. they planned to build mills and factories and manufacture finished goods in the colony.
b. they planned to mine for gold and other valuable metals that were discovered in the area.
c. they planned for the colony to produce cash crops that could not be grown well in britain.
d. they planned to learn trapping skills from the cherokee and push the french out of the fu

Explanation:

Question 9

The Georgia Colony was founded with the aim to produce goods that could be valuable. Wine and silk were the intended goods (though the attempt was unsuccessful). Bronze and steel are not colonial Georgia's target, cotton and wheat, tobacco and corn were not the primary intended goods for its founding production. So the correct option is D.

The Georgia Trustees' economic motivation was to have the colony produce cash crops that couldn't be grown well in Britain (like wine, silk - related crops). Option A is incorrect as manufacturing finished goods wasn't the plan. Option B: no major gold/mineral discovery drove this. Option D is about trapping and French, not economic production. So option C is correct.

Answer:

D. wine and silk

Question 10