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C121 Describe the social characteristics (e.g., religious beliefs, family structures, cult C121 Describe the social characteristics (e.g., religious beliefs, family structures, cultural practices, class systems) of the Carolinas colony. Social Characteristics of the Carolinas Colony The Carolin...

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  • March 15, 2024
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C121 Describe the social characteristics (e.g., religious beliefs, family structures, cultural practices, class systems) of the Carolinas colony.
Social Characteristics of the Carolinas Colony
The Carolinas, which later divided into North Carolina and South Carolina, were British colonies in North America. They had distinct social characteristics shaped by religious beliefs, family structures, cultural practices, and class systems.
Religious Beliefs
The Carolinas were religiously diverse. The Church of England was the established church, but there was a significant presence of other religious groups.
In North Carolina, Quakers were quite influential, and there were also many Presbyterians.
In South Carolina, there were Anglicans, Huguenots (French Protestants),
and a Jewish community in Charleston.
Family Structures
Family structures in the Carolinas were largely nuclear, consisting of two parents and their children. However, due to the high mortality rate, many families were headed by a single parent.

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