What accounted for the relative autonomy of slaves in the South Carolina low country?

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The slaves' escape to the Sea Islands allowed them to establish their own communities with relative autonomy, as it was difficult for slaveowners to track and control them on the isolated islands. They were also able to maintain their cultural traditions due to the isolation from mainland society. The other choices are incorrect as the slaves in the Low Country did not have a separate language, did not reject African culture, and had owners present on the large plantations.

What Accounted for the Relative Autonomy of Slaves in the South