Was the Georgia colony successful in meeting the initial mercantilist goals of its founders? A. No, the colony was attacked by the Spanish and lost a large amount of territory soon after its founding.

B. No, the colony never produced a large amount of win or silk and could not satisfy European demand.

C. Yes, the colony quickly became self sufficient through trade with American Indians and the Spanish.

D. Yes, the colony quickly became the largest producer of cotton and textiles in the New World.

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