1. What may have caused religious disagreements amongst the colonists in colonial south Carolina?
a. the capital only had an Anglican church**
b. settlers weren't religious
c. people did not go to church every sunday
d. all of the settlers belonged the Anglican church
im not really sure on this one bu if I had to guess It would be a
2. Who ensured the success of Charles town colony?
a. king Charles I
b. king Carles II***
c. lord Aothony Ahley
d. Sir Robert Health
I choose b
am I correct??
Here are all the answers if you were wondering!
1. C
2. b
3. a
4. a
5. C
1. What is the Primary Cash Crop of Jamestown?
Tobaco
2. What is the main reason settlers founded the New England Colonies?
Religous Freedom
3. How did the settlers of the Middle Colonies develop their economy?
Farmers grew grains and other crops they sold to other colonies
4. Why religious disagreement?
Only 1 Anglican Church
5. Who ensured Charles Town's success?
Lord Anthony Ashley
Sorry if lazy, this is just in case they ever change their order of them.
Roman is right I got 100% n conections academy 8th grade history unit 3 lesson 4
Thank you Romannnnn
first one is correct, though the second one is Lord Anthony Ashley.
thank you roman
roman is still correct
thank you SUS they're 100 percent correct
1. The possible cause of religious disagreements amongst the colonists in colonial South Carolina may have been that the capital only had an Anglican church. To arrive at this answer, you can consider the options presented and eliminate the ones that do not seem likely. In this case, options b and c do not provide a direct reason for religious disagreements, and option d assumes that all settlers belonged to the Anglican church, which may not be accurate. Further, historically, religious disagreements often arise when there is limited religious diversity, and the capital having only an Anglican church suggests a lack of religious options, thus potentially fostering disagreements.
2. You are correct! The success of the Charles Town colony was ensured by King Charles II. To arrive at this answer, one can again consider the options and eliminate unlikely choices. Amongst the provided options, it is historically accurate that King Charles II, who ruled during the late 17th century, played a role in the establishment and success of the Charles Town colony. Therefore, option b is the correct answer.