South Carolina became a major destination for African slaves due to
A)its location on the Atlantic which made safe from piracy attacks.
B)the increased trade in the region's tobacco exports.
C)the expansion of rice cultivation in the low country.
D)the availability of transportation to the other colonies.

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The expansion of rice cultivation in the low country of South Carolina required a large labor force, leading to the importation of a significant number of African slaves who had expertise in rice cultivation from their homelands.

South Carolina Became a Major Destination for African Slaves Due