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Sariah Dixon

26 April, 14:03

Which statement accurately describes colonial Georgia's land policies under the royal governors? A The land policies of the trustees that forbid the selling of privately owned land were maintained. B There was a policy of allowing women and blacks limited land ownership. C The land policies of the trustees were relaxed to allow individuals to purchase large tracts of land. D There were strict restrictions on the amount of land any one person could own.

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