Question

Which of the following statements are true about life in the Carolinas? Check all of the boxes that apply

Wars between the colonists and the American Indians stemmed mainly from land disputes and
colonists enslavement of American Indians.
Slavery was prohibited in the colony.
Most rice and sugar plantations were located in the south.
The Carolinas became royal colonies.

Answer 1

A. Wars between the colonists and the American Indians stemmed mainly from land disputes and colonists' enslavement of American Indians.

C. Most rice and sugar plantations were located in the south.

D. The Carolina's became royal colonies.

Answer 2

The correct answers are A) Wars between the colonists and the American Indians stemmed mainly from land disputes and colonists enslavement of American Indians. C) Most rice and sugar plantations were located in the south. D) The Carolinas became royal colonies.

The statements that are true about life in the Carolinas are all the mentioned above.

Carolina began as one big territory that later split due to the differences between the colonist. The people from North Carolina had small tobacco farms, not big plantation such as in South Carolina. In these plantations, people from South Carolina installed the slavery system they used on the Caribbean island of Bermuda, where slavery was so much needed to be successful. So these farmers used slaves to grow rice, indigo, and cotton.