How did South Carolinians contribute to the Southern Literary Renaissance? The South Carolina Literary Association organized libraries and bookmobiles
throughout the state to promote literacy,
The Poetry Society of South Carolina led the movement, helping to create a
more favorable view of the South
Writers from South Carolina traveled throughout the nation, writing about the
country from a southern perspective.
South Carolina writers moved to Harlem and wrote about the literary movement
started there in the 1920s.

B.

Explanation:

The Poetry Society of South Carolina was an organization that helped the southern literature to flourish in the whole of the Southern region. The society had its beginning with John Bennett of Ohio, who encouraged the use of local theme and lores in writings.

The Southern Literary Renaissance was born out of the Poetry Society of South Carolina. The society contributed in the the movement by depicting a favorable view of South. After the Civil War, Baltimore journalists Henry Mencken, in his essay, ridiculed South and created a bad image of the South. Therefore, the society helped to create a favorable view of the South.

Thus option B is correct.

The answer is B.

Explanation:

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