Question

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Georgia benefited South Carolina by

acting as a trade route for exports.
allowing for greater colonization in the east.
growing rice and indigo.
protecting South Carolina against Spanish raids.

Answer 1

@Catlover5925

Answer 2

i think its D

Answer 3

yes I agree if you go here and scroll down to the heading that said British colonies it will explain http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Georgia_(U.S._state)

Answer 4

How did the formation of Georgia affect South Carolina’s economy?

Georgia competed with South Carolina for a share in the rice market.
Georgia dominated the indigo market.
South Carolina lost the subsidies that Britain had paid producers.
South Carolina could not compete with Georgia’s rice production.

Answer 5

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