How did South Carolina respond to the attempt by Britain to gain more control over its colonies? Question options: Although they opposed the new policies, South Carolinians lacked enough organization to fight back. South Carolina and the other colonies sent delegates to England to discuss the issues in Parliament. Colonists from South Carolina accepted all the changes in British policies in continued obedience to the king. South Carolina, like other colonies, organized protests and boycotts to demonstrate their discontent.

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How did South Carolina respond to the attempt by Britain to gain more control over its colonies? Question options: Although they opposed the new policies, South Carolinians lacked enough organization to fight back. South Carolina and the other colonies sent delegates to England to discuss the issues in Parliament. Colonists from South Carolina accepted all the changes in British policies in continued obedience to the king. South Carolina, like other colonies, organized protests and boycotts to demonstrate their discontent.

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South Carolina was against the British tax policies in 1760 and they saw this as a violation of their constitutional rights, so they boycotted the buying of British products. They also joined other colonies to form the Continental Congress and later they rallied by supporting the American Revolution.

Question: How did South Carolina respond to the attempt by Britain to gain more control over its colonies?

Answer: D. South Carolina, like other colonies, organized protests and boycotts to demonstrate their discontent.