South Carolina - From Proprietary to Royal Colony

Multiple Choice

What were some of the main complaints that the colonists had against the Lord Proprietors in South Carolina?

• They had too much representation in government.

• They were given too much freedom.

• They felt neglected and received little protection.

• They received excessive financial support.

Multiple Select

Which of the following best explains why the Lord's Proprietors had issues with the colonists?

• They felt neglected by them.

• They made little profit.

• The colonists were disobedient.

• They fought the pirates.

Multiple Select

Which of the following were benefits South Carolina experienced after becoming a royal colony?

• Increased subsidies for naval stores

• Ability to sell rice directly to foreign countries

• Establishment of townships to encourage migration

• Decreased ethnic diversity

Open Ended

How did the township plan affect the population and representation in South Carolina's backcountry?