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 A buffer colony - like Georgia, for example - was founded because colonists wanted a "buffer zone" (any area that serves the purpose of keeping two or more other areas distant from one another.) between the British colonies and other settlements. Georgia, specifically, was founded to protect South Carolina against attack by the Spanish, the french and the Indians. 

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A buffer colony is a colony that serves as the 'cushion' or direct receiver of the actions of any violence or even prevent others from intrusion or attacking other colonies. This meant that the buffer colony serves as a fortress for the safety of other colonies.

By definition, a buffer is something that 'prevents' or cushions any direct impact or force intended for a particular target. This means that a buffer helps lessen or prevent any direct hit.

  • In the colonization of America, some states were used as buffer zones for the colonizers from attacking or taking each others' territories.
  • One example of a buffer colony is Georgia.
  • Being a buffer colony means that Georgia will be 'protected' by the military from any attacks.
  • These attacks may be from the Native Americans, or the Spanish colonizers in Florida, or other American colonies.
  • The English made Georgia a buffer colony as a means to protect their other colonies from other European powers like the Spanish and the French.

Being a buffer colony made Georgia the receiver of any direct impact or attack from the other European colonizers. But this also helped the other English colonies to be safe from such powers.

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