Which colony was started to give people who were imprisoned for not paying their debts a second chance? select one: a. south carolina b. maryland c. pennsylvania d. georgia can u pls i am dying lol

C: is the correct answer :)

The correct answer is D. The colony that was started to give people who were imprisoned for not paying their debts a second chance was Georgia.

Explanation:

Georgia was founded in 1732 by James Oglethorpe, who had the aim of establishing a British colony in America that would serve both as a safe haven for imprisoned debtors, that would be able to start a new life in there, and as a buffer zone between the upper British colonies in the North and the Spanish territory of Florida.

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