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- Q1Which of the following best describes the main motivation for Loyalists in South Carolina during the American Revolution?They were attracted by the promises of land west of the Appalachians.They wanted to maintain political and economic stability under British rule.They were seeking independence from British control.They were primarily motivated by religious freedoms.30s8.2.CO
- Q2What demographic factor distinguished many Patriots from Loyalists in the South Carolina colonies during the American Revolution?Patriots often included younger people and small farmers.Patriots were predominantly wealthy landowners.Loyalists were mainly young artisans and workers.Loyalists included a large number of Native Americans.30s8.2.CO
- Q3Which of the following was a common characteristic of Loyalists in the American Colonies, including South Carolina?Many were recent immigrants or people with strong ties to Britain.They advocated for a complete break from monarchical rule.They were primarily Native Americans seeking land rights.Most were heavily involved in the slave trade.30s8.2.CO
- Q4What was a primary economic reason that some South Carolinians supported the Patriot cause during the American Revolution?They favored British taxation and trade policies.They wanted to establish new trade routes with Asia.They opposed British taxes and trade restrictions.They aimed to increase profits from the slave trade under British rule.30s8.2.CO
- Q5Which group was more likely to support British rule due to their reliance on established trade networks in South Carolina during the American Revolution?French immigrantsNative American tribesPatriotsLoyalists30s8.2.CO
- Q6Why did some South Carolina colonists choose to become Patriots during the American Revolution?They wanted to establish a monarchy in America.They were promised a share in British profits from the East India Company.They hoped to extend British territorial claims in the west.They sought greater political representation and freedom from British control.30s8.2.CO
- Q7Which social class was more likely to align with the Patriot cause in South Carolina during the American Revolution?Middle and lower-class farmers and tradesmenBritish-appointed officials and their familiesEuropean nobility residing in the coloniesWealthy merchants and landowners30s8.2.CO
- Q8What was one reason many Loyalists in South Carolina feared the impact of a Patriot victory in the American Revolution?They were concerned about losing property and social status.They hoped to establish new trade routes with Asia.They wanted to form alliances with Native American tribes.They anticipated increased power and representation in a new government.30s8.2.CO
- Q9Why were many African Americans in South Carolina inclined to support the Loyalist cause during the American Revolution?They were largely unaffected by the promises of either side.They were promised freedom or better treatment by the British.They sought to gain political representation in the British government.They were offered land west of the Appalachians.30s8.2.CO
- Q10How did geographical location influence the allegiance of colonists in South Carolina during the American Revolution?Backcountry settlers tended to support the Patriot cause, while coastal elites were more likely to be Loyalists.Coastal settlers joined the Patriots to protect their shipping routes.Backcountry settlers were largely neutral or non-participative.Inland settlers primarily supported foreign mercenaries.30s8.2.CO