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Why were south carolinia concerned with the actions of john Wilkes?
South Carolina was concerned with the actions of John Wilkes primarily because of his outspoken criticism of the British government and its policies, which resonated with the growing sentiment for independence among the American colonies. Wilkes’ radical views and his advocacy for civil liberties and parliamentary reform threatened the established order, prompting fears among Southern colonies about potential unrest and rebellion. Additionally, his popularity and support in America highlighted the increasing tensions between the colonies and Britain, exacerbating South Carolina's worries about maintaining stability and loyalty within their own borders.
When did the first South Carolinians come to South Carolina?
In 1670.
Did all South Carolinians agree with independence?
No
Theory promoted by John C Calhoun and other south carolinians?
Nullification
How did south carolinians react to the stamp act?
because they yeeted
Was john Wilkes booth from the north or the south?
south
How many South Carolinians died during the civil war?
One of the more painful costs of Confederate defeat was that 18,000 to 21,000 men, or one of every fourteen white South Carolinians, had been killed or mortally wounded or had died from disease.
Some South Carolinians raise fish for others to catch in a fish what?
I think they do.I think they do.
Where did most South Carolinians migrate after the Civil War?
Up your mothers va j j
What is the push pull factor for South Carolina?
the south carolinians are the best at partying but they are also very racist so its not cool -tyrone
What has the author Lyall Wilkes written?
Lyall Wilkes has written: 'South and north and other poems'
Where is the South Branch Library in Wilkes-Barre located?
The address of the South Branch Library is: 2 Airy Street, Wilkes-Barre, 18702 M
