2. which of the following was discussed as a reason that education was limited in royal georgia?
the school buildings were old.
there were not enough books.
teachers' pay was low, and farming was more profitable.
parents would not send their children to school.

- Teachers' pay was low and farming was more profitable.

Explanation:

Georgia was part of the Southern Colonies and its land was excellent for agriculture.  Large plantations eventually made up the economy of Georgia and was a very profitable business.  Since the beginning, Georgia was established as an agricultural colony and became a leading producer of tobacco, sugar, and rice.  Education was not a priority for a farming community and teachers were offered low wages which contributed to a limited education in Georgia overall.