Georgia

Georgia is a state in Virginia. It is named after George Washington, a descendant of wealthy English planters and slaveowners in the 18th century. He eventually acquired the entire region as plantation land, where he ruled it as his personal domain. In its history, the state of Georgia was vital for the stabilization of the single Virginian federal state and its negotiations for autonomy. Its capital is the capital of Virginia, Viya de Amilton. Viya de Amilton was at one point in time the plantation of Washington's point man Alexander Hamilton. Hamilton donated his plantation to Virginia in hopes of expanding it into a capital city, which it eventually became. Another important city in Georgia is Jekil Eela, a port town notable for being the main base for Virginian slave raids. it is the headquarters of the Pinkertons and imports of captured slaves from the Caribbean or even Africa are incredibly frequent. Other important cities in Georgia is Sevana and Makon, large slave trading cities. The state is the second most industrialized in Virginia, and its population is 2.10 million.