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What was the Great Wagon Road
A land route to the Carolina Piedmont
Why did Oglethorpe's plan for Georgia fail
Georgia settlers went to Carolina to have larger farms.
What did the colonies of the American South want to copy for their way of life
The class system of England and Europe
Who settled in the colony of Carolina
Originally it was people from Virginia that settled in Carolina. Others came from Great Britain, Germany and Switzerland. There were also slaves brought in from Africa.
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