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0.5.01 Colonial government read

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ivolga24 [154]3 years ago

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1. The Grand Council decided that a majority of each group in the colonies, the representatives of the Proprietors. the Commons House of Assembly to represent the people, but the Lowcountry elite maintained more power than the backcountry.

2. The colonists felt ignored by the Lords Proprietors and saw them as an absentee landlord who never came to Carolina collected rent and offered them little protection from the Native Americans.

3. because of the king’s desire to control the wealth or to limit the independence of the colony.

4. South Carolina had self-government through a representative assembly and now a royal governor appointed by the king. The power of the royal governor was limited in South Carolina because colonial assemblies controlled the taxes that paid the governor’s salary.

5. The English government increased subsidies(bonuses) for naval stores and allowed merchants to sell rice directly to foreign countries.

6. The English government through the royal governor established townships in the backcountry to encourage migration.

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