the charter of 1732 established the colony of georgia and stated that colony was to be governed by......

The Charter of 1732 established the colony of Georgia and stated that it would be governed by a group of trustees, known as the "Trustees for Establishing the Colony of Georgia in America." This group, which included prominent figures such as James Oglethorpe, was responsible for overseeing the colony's establishment and administration. The charter outlined specific rules and regulations for the colony, including provisions for land ownership, the prohibition of slavery, and the intention to create a place for the poor and indebted of Britain. The trustees governed Georgia for a period of time before it eventually became a royal colony in 1752.