HomeWhat was the dominant religion in colonial South Carolina?
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2015-05-04 17:41:49
2015-05-04 17:41:49
Protestantism was the dominant religion in colonial South
Carolina, because at that time the Pope had been thrown out of the
Church of England by Henry VIII and held no power amongst the
royalty. More specifically, the South was Congregationalist, a form
of Protestantism.
The answer is probably Christianity {I hope this answer
helps!}
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