In cighteenth-century Georgia, how many acres of land could the head of a family receive under the headright system?
A. 1,000 acres
B. 2.000 acres
C. 3,500 acres
D. 5.000 acres

1000 acres =A

The Headright system was set up so that the head of the house (mainly the father or husband of the house hold) could own up to 1000 acres of land with his family. This helped poor white settlers. Georgia had much land to give away, because they had the land of the states Alabama and Mississippi.

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