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.

C.
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.

1 answer

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