Which of the following South Carolinians had a strictly political role, and not a military role, in the American Revolution?(1 point) Responses Laurens Laurens Marion Marion Moultrie Moultrie Sumter

Answer 1

Among the South Carolinians listed, Henry Laurens had a strictly political role in the American Revolution. He served as a delegate to the Continental Congress and was a prominent political leader. In contrast, Francis Marion, William Moultrie, and Thomas Sumter all had significant military roles during the war.