Using both the images and the text to defend the importance of water in Georgia's historical development and economic growth. Evidence from the sources must be used to justily your response. Georgia Ports Authority Savannah the Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) owns and operates the Garden City Terminal, which the GPA acquired in 1948 through the purchase of the former U. S. Quartermaster Depot. It is now a major container-operations facility. By 2015 the Garden City Terminal was the fourth busiest container port in the United States, providing access to 44 percent of the country's population within two to three days. largely by way of Georgia's interstate highway system. Ocean Terminal. also in Savannah, was purchased from the Central of Georgia Railway in 1958. It is primarily a roll-on/roll-off (automobiles and wheeled equipment) terminal, although it also handles breakbulk and project cargo. From 2004 to 2014 the Port of Savannah was the nation's fastest growing port. The port handled 8.2 percent of the country's containerized cargo volume in 2015. It handles approximately eighty percent of the shipborne cargo entering Georgia. In 2002 archaeologists hired by the GPA discovered important colonial-era remains on the site of a planned expansion of the Savannah River facilities. The site, about four miles upriver from Savannah, was the location of a trading post established in 1732 by Mary Musgrove, a Creek Indian who played a crucial role in maintaining friendly relations between Native Americans and the settlers. Thorough archaeological fieldwork, conducted before the GPA began grading the site for a new container berth, produced thousands of artifacts ranging from the prehistoric period to the mid-1800s. PLEASE ANSWER SERIOUSLY​