What accurately describes the event that has become known as the Yazoo land fraud?

The Yazoo land fraud refers to a massive political scandal in the late 18th century, primarily involving the state of Georgia and land companies. In 1795, the Georgia legislature sold millions of acres of land in present-day Mississippi to private companies at a deeply discounted price, allegedly influenced by bribery and corruption. When the public learned of the deal, outrage led to the repeal of the land grants, resulting in a legal battle over land ownership that extended for years. This event significantly impacted land policy and governance in the United States, highlighting issues of corruption and land rights.