Brainliessttt ! with so many agricultural goods to get to market, people in the south liked the idea of building to ship heavy bales of cotton and tobacco. in 1833 investors got a charter for the which would run from athens to augusta. the of georgia was next, running from macon to savannah. the georgia railroad ended for many years at a little settlement in the piedmont, which was named because the line stopped there. it was named “marthasville” briefly and then got a new name, in 1845. as the railroads grew in importance, the little town grew too. it was an important railroad hub by the start of the in 1861. fill in the blanks correctly

With so many agricultural goods to get to market, people in the South liked the idea of building rail rods to ship heavy bales of cotton and tobacco. In 1833 investors got a charter for the railroad tracks which would run from Athens to Augusta. The first railroad track of Georgia was next, running from Macon to Savannah.  

The Georgia Railroad ended for many years at a little settlement in the Piedmont, which was named fall line because the line stopped there. It was named “Marthasville” briefly and then got a new name, Atlanta, in 1845.  

As the railroads grew in importance, the little town grew too. It was an important railroad hub by the start of the civil war which broke out in 1861.  

i'm not sure what you are asking, but it also served as a debtors colony, was ran by the trustees for 20 years until becoming a royal colony, and people had restrictions such as no slaves, and only 50 acres of land per person/ hope this !

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