Final answer:
Home-rule charters grant local governments a certain degree of autonomy but have limitations; the Georgia Charter granted several rights but did not grant religious freedom to all, only to Protestants.
Step-by-step explanation:
Home-rule charters provide for a variety of powers and responsibilities for local governments, but not every potential governance structure or power is included in such charters. While home-rule charters grant autonomy and discretion for local governments to make policy or tax decisions, there are limitations.
In the context of the Georgia Charter specifically, it did all of the following EXCEPT one of the options provided. For instance, if the question implies that the Georgia Charter granted religious freedom equally to all individuals but in reality, it only provided religious freedom for all Protestants, then option (a) grant religious freedom for all would be the correct answer as the action the Georgia Charter did NOT do.