Question 10 • CCPS Georgia Studies 8 (45.00900) YL IC
In the early 1800s, access to formal education in Georgia was limited, and schooling was most available to families who could afford it. Wealthy Georgians were therefore most likely to receive an education. Enslaved people were generally denied access to education, and it was not available to all white Georgians or all Georgians.
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