Government is a set of polices, roles, and responsibilities established to direct and control the used of technology, direction of state, and actions.

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Government is a set of polices, roles, and responsibilities established to direct and control the used of technology, direction of state, and actions of citizens.

We have government to ensure the natural rights of the people are protected (life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness).

In order to attract more settlers the proprietors began to share some of the political control of the colony with property owners. Carolina devolved a political elite(where the largest plantation owners were who held the greatest wealth, power, and influence in the colony.) as a result of the amassing of great wealth and political power in the hands of the largest plantation owners.

Carolina had a legislative assembly established to make laws, including tax laws, for the colony.

Most English colonies had a bicameral (two house) assembly.

In Carolina the proprietors and the elite had greater representation in the government than did the common people. proprietorsproprietors proprietors There was no middle class colonist

The grand council decided that a majority of each group in the colonies – the representatives of the proprietors, the colonial elite and the common people – should have equal voice in the government even though this representation would not be proportional to their numbers in the population.

Separate house was established to represent the people Modern day

in South Carolina representation for the low country continued to be greater than that for the backcountry. Tension between the colonist and the proprietors grew because the colonists felt neglected by the absentee landlord who collected rent but offered them little protection. The proprietors thought that the colonist were disobedient and they were making little profit.

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