Why did many Georgians maintain their loyalty to Great Britain during the Revolutionary War? Select all that apply A
Georgia was more economically dependent on Great Britain than some other colonies.
B
Georgia needed to remain in line with South Carolina's positions to protect inter-colonial trade.
Georgia had a strong popular colonial governor and many prominent Loyalists were Georgia citizens.
Georgia had a rural population which was spread too thinly over its territory to organize political groups or a militia:
D
E
Georgid was less affected by the Stamp Act and Intolerable Acts than the Northern colonies and was therefore less angry with Britain
Georgia felt it needed the British army to protect itself from hostilities with the Native American tribes who contested its western borders,

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