Which fact provides the best evidence to support the conclusion that tomochichi played an instrumental role in the establishment of the georgia colony? a) tomochichi was the principal mediator between the indians and the english settlers during the first years of settlement. b) tomochichi was taken to england by colonial governor james oglethorpe in 1734; during the visit he met king george ii at kensington palace. c) when fighting erupted between the english settlers and the spanish in 1742, tomochichi's heir and nephew, tooanahowi, served in oglethorpe's militia. d) tomochichi worked worked with benjamin ingham, a friend of john wesley and charles wesley, to create an indian school at irene that opened in september 1736.

A: Tomochichi was the principal mediator between the Indians and the English settlers during the first years of settlement.

Explanation:

Of the choices offered, the only one that points to Tomchichi's influence in the settlement of the Georgia colony is that Tomochichi was the principal mediator between the Indians and the English settlers during the first years of settlement. Tomochichi played a key role in the establishment of peaceful relations between the two groups.

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i think it would be " a" i might be wrong tho

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