Georgia’s Founding: Debtors Seeking a Fresh Start in the 1730s #1908437 (License: Personal Use)

This image illustrates Georgia’s founding principle as a colony for English debtors seeking rehabilitation and opportunity in the 1730s. The faded colonial-era map shows early geographic boundaries, while the bold “NEW!” starburst emphasizes the hope and renewal central to the colony’s mission. The text highlights how Georgia differed from other colonies by offering a second chance to those burdened by debt.

Used on educational history pages, museum exhibits, or school curriculum resources about colonial America; targets users researching Georgia’s origins, social reform in the 18th century, or U.S. state histories.