Which of the following was NOT a restriction placed on Georgia settlers by the Trustee?

The correct choice indicates that there was no specific limit on agricultural practices imposed on Georgia settlers by the Trustee. When the Trustees established the colony of Georgia, their focus was primarily on social reform and creating a buffer between the Carolinas and Spanish Florida. They implemented various restrictions aimed at creating a distinct community, which included limits on land ownership to prevent the creation of large plantations, a prohibition of hard liquor to maintain a sober environment, and restrictions on slave ownership to promote a different labor system.

While the Trustees had certain ideas about the types of crops and agricultural practices that settlers should engage in, they did not specifically impose limits on agricultural practices overall. Instead, they aimed to encourage the growth of a small-scale agriculture system that would sustain families rather than large-scale crops that would rely heavily on labor from enslaved individuals. This distinction sets agricultural practices apart from the other more direct restrictions imposed by the Trustees.