What IF Mary Musgrove refused to translate for Tomochichi and Oglethorpe?

What Would Happen

The colony of Georgia would not have been founded.

Explanation:

The colony of Georgia officially founded on February 12, 1733. Georgia was a debtor’s colony where English debtors are given a chance to start a new life in the colony by cultivation. Mercantilism was a factor in the establishment of the colony of Georgia. The colonists of Georgia is able to produce agricultural products like Rice, indigo and tobacco desired in England.

The link between Tomochichi,  Mary Musgrove, and Oglethorpe crucial to the expansion of the city of Savannah at Yamacraw Bluff. Without land gifted from Tomochichi to Oglethorpe, the colony’s location would have been elsewhere. Musgrove used her language skills to a land agreement and maintain peace between the British and Native Americans. Oglethorpe provided protection to the Yamacraw tribes and trade opportunities.

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