The first royal governor of georgia, john reynolds, was viewed as a poor leader. which characteristic put reynolds’ citizens in the most danger?
a) reynolds’ lack of skill in indian diplomacy
b) reynolds’ isolation of other political leaders
c) reynolds’ desire for a more lucrative position
d) reynolds’ appointment of friends to the cabinet

2. henry ellis is most likely remembered as the second founder of georgia because he
a) was instrumental in england’s conquest of the island of cuba.
b) worked to settle the land claims of mary musgrove bosomworth.
c) was an influential leader in the decision to secede from the union.
d) established policies that influenced georgia’s government for years.