Originally, the Georgia colony excluded

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The Georgia colony was initially established as a buffer zone between South Carolina and Spanish Florida, with the intention of excluding both free blacks and slaves. The first colonists were forbidden from owning slaves, and even indentured servitude was frowned upon. The founders hoped that the exclusion of slavery and black workers would protect the colony from conflicts with Native American tribes and prevent the spread of "enslaved labor and vicious habits" to the white settlers.

Originally, the Georgia Colony Excluded