Why were Georgia settlers less angered by the terms of the proclamation than settlers in other colonies? A.
The colony’s access to major rivers gave colonists access to shipping routes despite settlement being banned west of the Mississippi River.

B.
The colony relied mostly on indentured servants, so restrictions on slavery did not negatively affect the economy of the Georgia Colony.

C.
Taxes imposed on other colonies to pay for the war were not imposed on the Georgia Colony because it was not involved in the conflict.

D.
While settlement west of the Appalachians was prohibited, land along the Atlantic Coast was opened for Georgians to settle.