What problem did the creation of the colony of georgia created for south carolina?
a. georgia rivaled south carolina for slaves
b. many debtors and criminals who settled in georgia moved into south carolina
c. the creation of georgia took land that could have been used for expansion from south carolina
d. georgia became friends with the spanish in florida, creating a strong alliance to oppose the south carolinians

The correct answer is C. The problem that the creation of the Colony of Georgia created for South Carolina was that it took land that could have been used for the expansion of South Carolina.

Explanation:

The creation of the Colony of Georgia, motivated by the impulse of James Oglethorpe, put a limit on the territorial expansion of South Carolina, since it was limited to the north by the territory of North Carolina. Therefore, Georgia put a total limit to the territorial ambitions of this colony, although on the other hand it protected it from possible Spanish attacks from Florida.

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