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Why was slavery especially common in the colony of South Carolina?


AIt grew more corn and wheat than any other southern colony.


BIndentured servants refused to do farm work on plantations.


CPlantation owners from Barbados brought enslaved workers with them.


DSlave codes kept people in other colonies from using enslaved workers.

Verified Answer :

c:plantation owners from Barbados brought enslaved workers with them

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Correct answer choice is :


C)  Plantation owners from Barbados brought enslaved workers with them.

Explanation:

The first immigrants came to the Province of Carolina at the anchorage of Charleston in 1670, they were essentially wealthy planters and their slaves coming from the English Caribbean colony of Barbados. They began to promote their products crops of sugar and cotton.