What year was the colony of Georgia established?

The colony of Georgia was established in 1732. This year is significant because it marks the founding of the last of the original thirteen colonies in North America, which was intended as a buffer between the British colonies and Spanish Florida. The establishment of Georgia was also influenced by social reformer James Oglethorpe, who aimed to create a place for debtors and the impoverished, as well as to promote agriculture and settlement in this new territory. The year 1732 is often associated with Oglethorpe's initial charter, which laid the groundwork for the colony's establishment the following year.