How did the deerskin trade impact the economy of colonial South Carolina?(1 point)

Question

A At its height, the deerskin trade made up half of the state’s economy.
B The deerskin trade replaced the need for the plantation economy.
C The deerskin trade made the Indigenous people less dependent on material goods.
D The deerskin trade replaced rice as a major export. The deerskin trade replaced rice as a major export.

Answer 1

The correct answer is A At its height, the deerskin trade made up half of the state’s economy. The deerskin trade was a significant part of the colonial economy in South Carolina, contributing greatly to its economic development during that period.