Question

Why was the capital of Georgia moved to the city of Louisville in 1796?

A
The government wanted to improve trade by encouraging its citizens to move to the Atlantic Coast.
B
The state's previous capital city was destroyed by the British during the Revolutionary War.
с
The state expanded westward and this expansion was accompanied by a large population shift.
D
The government wanted to improve relations with the Cherokee by moving the capital from their land.

Answer 1

C. The state expanded westward and this expansion was accompanied by a large population shift.

Step-by-step explanation:

The initial reason for moving the capital was to escape British forces that almost took control over Georgia's capital in early 178-s/

The capital of the states generally a place where a lot of Major businesses was established along with job opportunities that created with it. After moving the capital city, many citizens of Georgia decided to relocate westward and caused a massive population shift among the people who seek better employment.