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Why did many south carolinians from the backcountry remain loyal to great britain during the american revolution?
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Why did many south carolinians from the backcountry remain loyal to great britain during the american revolution?

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Answer:They had pride in being from Great Britain. They did not want to lose their majority in local government.They did not revolution to disrupt their way of life.They feared the revolution would end slavery.

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