How did life in the Georgia Colony differ under the leadership of the royal governors compared to life in Trustee Georgia? A. Many basic rights and freedoms were taken away from the colonists.
B. Colonists that were landowners were more directly involved in the colony’s government.
C. New land policies caused a decline in the colony’s population.
D. Slavery was outlawed and the colony’s economy suffered.

Life differed here because Colonists that were landowners were more directly involved in the colony’s government. Option B is correct.

Life in Georgia was hard to the people. Trustee Georgia gave up power to the royal governors after they were unable to govern themselves. A governor was handpicked by the King.  

Under this new governor, certain restrictions were lifted. Alcohol trade was resumed, people were able to own lands and the colonists had direct involvement in the leadership of the area.

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