5. What made Mary Musgrove so important to the founding of Georgia? (H2)
a. She owned a profitable trading post.
b. She was Tomochichi's daughter.
c. Her Creek heritage and language skills helped in American
Indian relations.
d. Her husband was a Yamacraw Indian and helped in establishing
trade.
Q
B
Yea

C

Explanation:

She attracted the attention of General James Oglethorpe and served as his main interpreter from 1733 to 1743. Musgrove married three times, all the while increasing her business acumen and sharpening her diplomatic skills.

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it would weaken the prestige of japan’s military.