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Once the title for Georgia was secured, the organizers banned all of the following EXCEPT to ban slavery. freedom of religion. to prohibit the importation of rum and brandy. to limit individual landholdings
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Once the title for Georgia was secured, the organizers banned all of the following EXCEPT
to ban slavery.
freedom of religion.
to prohibit the importation of rum and brandy.
to limit individual landholdings to fifty acres.
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The answer would be B. Freedom of religion
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Once the title for Georgia was secured the organizers banned freedom of religion, prohibiting the importation of rum and brandy, and limited landholdings to fifty acres. They did not ban slavery.
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