What type of society did the Trustees aim to create in Georgia?

The Trustees aimed to create a utopia with no social classes in Georgia to promote equality and prevent the social stratification that was common in Europe at the time. This vision was grounded in their desire to provide an opportunity for the poor and the disenfranchised, especially those who had been imprisoned for debt, to start anew in a setting where they could thrive without the hierarchies and inequalities that plagued other societies. By establishing a society where land would be owned collectively rather than individually, the Trustees intended to eliminate the problems associated with wealth disparities and create a more cohesive community. This radical approach was designed not only to address social issues but also to encourage a collective moral and work ethic among the inhabitants. In contrast, other options did not align with the Trustees' fundamental principles of equality and communal living.