How did the deerskin trade impact the economy of colonial South Carolina?(1 point) Responses The deerskin trade replaced rice as a major export. The deerskin trade replaced rice as a major export. At its height, the deerskin trade made up half of the state’s economy. At its height, the deerskin trade made up half of the state’s economy. The deerskin trade made the Indigenous people less dependent on material goods. The deerskin trade made the Indigenous people less dependent on material goods. The deerskin trade replaced the need for the plantation economy. The deerskin trade replaced the need for the plantation economy.

Answer 1

The most accurate response is: "At its height, the deerskin trade made up half of the state’s economy." The deerskin trade became a significant part of the colonial economy in South Carolina, especially in the early 18th century, and had a considerable impact on trade dynamics and Indigenous-European relations.