1. how did south carolina respond to the attempt of britain to gain more control over its colonies? 2. how did the main argument of the loyalists compare with that of 3. after the continental congress voted for independence on july 1, 1776, why did edward rutledge of south carolina ask that another vote be taken the next day? 4. how did the backcountry residents view during the american revolution compare to that of the low country residents? 5. which statement best compares the sides taken by free and enslaved african americans during the revolution? 6. which statement best summarizes the patriot use of parties warfare during the american revolution? 7. why did south carolinians support the establishment of new state government after the american revolution? 8. why did south carolinas leaders support the three-fifths compromise during the constitutional convention? 9. why did south carolinas leaders support the commerce compromise 10. which statement best analyzes the positions of south carolinians on the issue of the creation of a notional bank in the early 1800s?

i will need the answers to the problems. i took the test but cant remember the options. i would look up the questions that might .

for number 3, the answer is something about how they wanted to get sc to vote twords it, so they add the bill of rights or edited it.

for number 5, the answer is that it was even, they chose one side just as likely as they did the other.

i know number 8 is something about only using 3/5 of the slave votes.

both include an amendment process.

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4. george h w bush: despite many presidents had important roles in managing and trying to end the cold war, it was in bush sr's mandate that the berlin wall was materially destroyed, and he was visited by gorbachev in the uspresident from 1989 to 1993.

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