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The government divided the state into districts because the Regulators insisted the Assembly give the backcountry larger districts.
The government divided the state into districts because the Regulators insisted the Assembly give the backcountry larger districts.
The government divided the state into districts because the Assembly liked the way these district lines looked.
The government divided the state into districts because the Assembly liked the way these district lines looked.
The government divided the state into districts because the lowcountry areas contained a larger population than the backcountry areas.
The government divided the state into districts because the lowcountry areas contained a larger population than the backcountry areas.
The government divided the state into districts because the backcountry areas contained a larger population than the lowcountry areas.
The government divided the state into districts because the backcountry areas contained a larger population than the lowcountry areas.
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The best response that evaluates why the government divided the state into districts is:
The government divided the state into districts because the Regulators insisted the Assembly give the backcountry larger districts.
This option highlights a direct influence from a specific group (the Regulators) advocating for representation and consideration for the backcountry, making it a more relevant historical context for the district division than population size or aesthetic preference.
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