The correct answers are B) Georgian colonists were frustrated that they were not offered any voice in the creation of these taxes. D) Georgian colonists were angry that the taxes directly targeted cornerstones of their economy, such as cotton.
The two statements that explain why the Georgian colonists felt dissatisfied with their situation are the following: Georgian colonists were frustrated that they were not offered any voice in the creation of these taxes and Georgian colonists were angry that the taxes directly targeted cornerstones of their economy, such as cotton.
James Wright (1716-1785) was the third governor of the colony of Georgia. He was born in London, England, and always was loyal to the British crown. He diligently served the English king and supported the permanent taxations imposed by the English government. Although the people from Georgia was upset by the taxes, he made everything on his hands to delay any rebellion in the colony, when in other colonies of the North American territory, rebellions had already started.