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Yes, all the colonies had rules, government, and they were British citizens.
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Yes, the colonists of South Carolina had rules to follow. They were subject to the laws established by the colonial government, which were often based on English common law. These rules governed various aspects of colonial life, including property rights, trade, criminal offenses, and social behavior.
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What did the colonists had to follow the laws of?
what rules did the colonists have to follow
Why was john winthrop demanding?
John Winthrop was demanding because he thinks all the colonists should follow his rules and expcted the other colonists to look up to the group of Puritans that he led.
What was the significance establishment of the House of Burgesses?
It was like a government to the colonists. The colonists where so far away from the king that they made their own self government rather than follow the rules of the king across a whole ocean.
What effect do you think the policy of salutary neglet had on the colonists respect for the british laws and authority?
the colonists probably thought of britain as "bossy" and they did not want to follow the rules that brittain were giving them sources: i am in 8th grade and my teacher gave us this question, and this is how i answered it.
Do the leaders follow the rules in Canada?
yes they have to follow there home rules
What did the colonists had to follow the laws of?
what rules did the colonists have to follow
What are the emancipation rules for SC?
There is no emancipation status for South Carolina.
Where there any leaders of south carolania?
There were no leaders in the state of South Carolina. The president is the one that rules.
What is South Carolina High School League's motto?
South Carolina High School League's motto is 'An athlete is not crowned unless he competes according to the rules...'.
Why was john winthrop demanding?
John Winthrop was demanding because he thinks all the colonists should follow his rules and expcted the other colonists to look up to the group of Puritans that he led.
Who were loyalists and about how many colonists were loyalists?
loyalist are colonist who stayed loyal to great Britain and wanted to follow great Britain rules
What was the significance establishment of the House of Burgesses?
It was like a government to the colonists. The colonists where so far away from the king that they made their own self government rather than follow the rules of the king across a whole ocean.
The British soldiers were sent to America to make the colonists follow the British rules why?
because king george 111 thought he still ruled them over seas and they weren't following the rules
Can you drive with a KY drvers permit in nc as a soldier?
Yes as long as you follow the rules of north carolina's traffic laws
What was the significance of the House of the burgesse?
It was like a government to the colonists. The colonists where so far away from the king that they made their own self government rather than follow the rules of the king across a whole ocean.
What effect do you think the policy of salutary neglet had on the colonists respect for the british laws and authority?
the colonists probably thought of britain as "bossy" and they did not want to follow the rules that brittain were giving them sources: i am in 8th grade and my teacher gave us this question, and this is how i answered it.
What rules do you follow?
what rules did you have to follow rations ww2
