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The British settled the Carolina colony in search of gold and other valuable minerals.
The British settled the Carolina colony in search of gold and other valuable minerals.
The British settled the Carolina colony to gain new relationships with the Indigenous Americans and an opportunity to establish new trade networks.
The British settled the Carolina colony to gain new relationships with the Indigenous Americans and an opportunity to establish new trade networks.
The British settled the Carolina colony to gain economic wealth and religious freedom.
The British settled the Carolina colony to gain economic wealth and religious freedom.
The British settled the Carolina colony in search of indentured servants and enslaved people to grow cash crops for the newly established trade networks.
The British settled the Carolina colony in search of indentured servants and enslaved people to grow cash crops for the newly established trade networks.
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The statement that best summarizes the reasons why the British settled the Carolina colony is:
The British settled the Carolina colony in search of indentured servants and enslaved people to grow cash crops for the newly established trade networks.
This reflects the economic motivations behind the settlement, including the desire to cultivate cash crops such as rice and indigo, which required a labor force that included both indentured servants and enslaved people.
