Question

Question

What role did parishes play in early colonial South Carolina?(1 point)
Responses

Parishes were created to help organize support for the Anglican Church.
Parishes were created to help organize support for the Anglican Church.

Parishes had little to no influence on colonial South Carolina.
Parishes had little to no influence on colonial South Carolina.

Parishes reflected the different Christian denominations.
Parishes reflected the different Christian denominations.

Parishes were used to promote Catholicism over Anglicanism.

Answer 1

The correct response is:

Parishes were created to help organize support for the Anglican Church.

In early colonial South Carolina, parishes served as religious and administrative districts primarily associated with the Anglican Church, helping to provide a structure for religious practices and community organization.