All of the following are true statements about slavery in the colony of georgia, except: a. founder james oglethorpe was against an economy in georgia based on slave labor. b. just before he died, oglethorpe embraced the idea of a slave-based economy in georgia. c. there was a ban on slavery in georgia until 1751. d. twenty-five years after the ban on slavery was lifted, the slave population jumped from around 500 to almost 18,000.

B. Just before he died, Oglethorpe embraced the idea of a slave-based economy in Georgia

Explanation:

Oglethorpe was against the idea of a slave-based economy in Georgia in fact he argued that Georgia should remain as a free country due to Florida being a free country at the time which enticed slaves to flee to Florida which Oglethorpe suggested could cause an uprising of slaves.

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